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Hello

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What do you want Sammy, what do you want you Sammy we don't dislike you

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What video

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What short we're doing oh that one

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Like wear them I was wearing them in the whole thing. Oh, yeah, that's fine sure

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They look huge on your face

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You look huge on my face Whoa

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Say that like it's a new thing First time seeing when there's no sound and even react. Yeah, that's pretty that's pretty goddamn Jane. There's I mean

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Yep

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You bullied me

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Anymore yeah, probably not

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I said update multiple times a day try that is that is that is unnecessary

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It can be kind of fun for some that's what it that's something that I would love to understand

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No, why like update it you're not gonna agree, but why updating?

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My Linux distro feels cool and updating Windows is really annoying

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Updating my Linux distro is also really fast and updating Windows is really slow

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Maybe that's part of it. I also really like that. It tells you the like net

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Like size change every once in a while it would be like it shrunk

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All right the package manager was cold

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Oh, yeah, probably not

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Yeah

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I'm alright dude. How are you

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Just feeling good what ones nice

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Nice nice

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Is that up yeah, it's going well it's like

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Oh sorts are nuts man Oh

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I thought it was the roulette thing

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Dropping the steam controller intentionally has a million already already six hours and it has a million

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One million views

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I

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Wow Why is low effort content rewarded so much so highly yeah, like why don't even bother with all the like

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Your education I didn't say what what even talking about you didn't say low value. He didn't say non-education. Yeah, I said low effort

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Well, I know I didn't say any of those things. Yeah, he does like hot dogs. No, I said low effort

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Yeah, it's hot dogs are good. It literally took me one minute to film. It took me one minute

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Well, you know, it feels like a can of thing. It's like oh it's expert in a moment. I didn't say it's not candid

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I said it's low effort, but that low effort is the vibe you're going for which is more candid vibe

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Which people like like you're like the Korean tech mall. It's like you're it feels real just connected, you know

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I feel like you're like it's like a million dollar setup stage and you're like, uh, yes

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Look, I mean look I I understand the value of authenticity

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certainly, I just like It just drives me crazy that I put so much work into other things and very few

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People will watch it and then I put like no work into something and they're like

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Yay, don't war. I just I just don't know how to deal with that Sammy. That's all right work smart not hard

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My motto anyway, sorry, I didn't mean to take too much

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Yeah, yeah, you're more than welcome to get a b-roll shot of me. Hold on. Let me see. Do I actually are they on right now?

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Which Position is on or off a little wake-up neural band. I didn't charge the neural band last night because the charger was in my car

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So I'm not sure if it actually has battery. Oh, yeah. No, she's got battery. She's bootin up. Have you tried these yet? No

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They're scary good

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I'm excited for brands other than meta. Yeah, that's good and

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Unfortunately, it's gonna matter more who around you is wearing. Yeah them anyway, but it was nice

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I liked that thought I don't want to be one of those people I guess

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It'll be my goal. Yeah

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Well neat

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Do you want to see the video that you can record off of it? It's like it's like crazy good really good. Yeah, I

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Mean cell phone cameras are really good

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Here it is no, but like yeah, but it's like it's like on your face so like

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It's POV and you don't think about it and I can like play badminton and use it

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Like

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You can never I can't think of any other recording

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View where you can appreciate the speed of this sport and the precision like this. Mm-hmm. Sorry. I'm just I'm holding up a

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That'd be cool to show I'm this is me goofing around with

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Buddy his name is Jaden saying he's a former junior national player and he's been very graciously

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doing some coaching and like It's barring with me

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So I was wearing the glasses during one of our sessions. I actually sent him all this footage

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So he'll probably post it on like his Instagram or something. He'll probably like cut it up

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Yeah, it's like I Wish it wasn't portrait because that's not really what I want

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But in terms of like recording like a coaching session or whatever

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and The audio is shockingly usable as well

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I think I think the audio is more impressive to me than the video that makes sense to me

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I would agree if it's good. I would agree. It's very usable

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I see a bunch of slashes in the one lens. So this is that for the screen. Yeah, okay

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Here did my shoot what are the slashes help with my battery might be my battery might be dead

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Hold on kind of remember how to turn it on with the actual on thing. So the slashes are

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Oh

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Basically they're like late guides As far as I can tell I haven't actually looked in to have the display tech works is the display on right now though

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Oh, whoa, okay. There it is. Yeah, there it is You look like such a dork when you're reading it though because you literally like go a little bit cross-eyed

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Oh, right in front of you. So don't hit me at all. Oh, no

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These are the small medium. Okay, we need the medium large

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Which I tried to wear on a trip recently and it was

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comical

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Anyway, okay. Oh, yeah, my my my neural band

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Anyhoo

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Yes, these are the small small large is in terms of like the spacing of the arms

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Yeah, not in terms of like the thickness with two C's of the frames Emma always points out when people's to me

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points out when people's glasses don't fit because The arms like splay out. Hmm. It's the most common form of people's glasses not fitting

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Would she notice that my ears are like a centimeter off in terms of height probably notice that this is even

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Yeah, my eyebrows and how far above my ear that ARM is yeah, it's like yeah, you show me that last time

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Oh, yeah, right, but that wouldn't necessarily that wouldn't like bother her because that's has nothing to do with the glasses

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The only thing bothers her is when people have improperly sized glasses lion cat says I got paid to help train these things

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It's an interesting experience. Oh Was I mean what'd you do?

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Yeah Yeah, tell us about that that's kind of cool

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How horrible is the terms of service I was afraid to even read it

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Yeah But I have been legitimately enjoying certain features of it. There's some that are not very meaningful for me

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I don't I don't need

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like a An AI companion to just like ask questions to yeah, I imagine you would enjoy the recording and that's close to it

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But like go-karting around my neighborhood

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Be recording of that without like holding something yeah or needing to like mount something to the go-kart and then worrying if it's gonna fall off

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Yeah, super cool like

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What was what was one of the other things? Oh, yeah, oh dude, so it only works on certain apps right now

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Like they're still pretty early stages in terms of the the software

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Talking about this like oh, yeah, maybe okay. Yeah, sure. Maybe that's just a topic for the show

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You know what in that case? I'm gonna wear them just to prompt people to sure yeah, so it's really I was realizing

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I was like enjoying the conversation. Yeah, I felt like we were kind of in the show, so we should stop it

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Yeah, let's stop that's how a lot of conversations with Linus and I work to enjoyable its content save it

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Darn Wait, what do you need my headphones? Where are your headphones?

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Wait, what the heck oh Wow

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Probably still fine They're tanks. All right

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The one good thing about them is that they're

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Pretty durable man. I got I got like hat on a hat on a hat situation going on here. I might as well put my hood up

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Oh, that's awesome. I don't think I've ever seen a bigger dork this guy does recreational drugs

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And does some form of music production yeah

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Yeah, yeah, definitely yes, I do competitive

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Grandmaster rank

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They're slightly fewer hats now

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Man it's gonna be a dark day when I need glasses I do look much geekier with them

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The size of these frames is not doing me any favors. Yeah

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They're they're pretty thick. Yep two C's buddy. All right, should we do this thing?

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Dan, let's do it. Oh

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I had so many snackies today I had two bags of ruffles all dressed and then I had

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One of those Kirkland cookie bags

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They were so good, but I'm like I'm regretting it so much right now

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I will say in regards to snackie. I know I've I

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Don't think I've vocally complained about because I didn't have a solution, but

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We basically just have like sugar snacks from Costco because the only things that are like

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Effectively non perishable. Yeah, they included unsweetened applesauce

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I thought it was pretty cool. Nice

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Thanks

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Well, I'm gonna regret that in an hour

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The water yeah, oh, you have to

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It's funny

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Aging and seeing the advertisements that you get as you go along dude, I turned 35 and

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Nice

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Nice You turn 35 and what I turned 35 and like all of my ads were for like Ashley Madison and secret meets

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Like all of them and I'm like that I'd be like I'd be like browsing on my phone

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And Yvonne's like sitting next to me on the couch. I'm like, yo, yo, I have never been to these sites

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I have never I've never talked about these sites except for all the times that I've been to them and talked about them on the WAN Show

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Other than that not at all

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I think it's funny that this is like This is non logged in reddit on this computer and this computer only logs in with like unique WAN Show accounts

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not even And it still knows that you need CLS. How did it know based on like I guess the articles and stuff that we open on WAN

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Which is kind of sad

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That's rough, oh man

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Man that That steam controller short is

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Banging it's it's up to 1.4 million. I felt quite proud

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I read some headlines somewhere that was like, oh the steam controller like

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Plays an audio thing when you drop it and I was like, ah, it's the Wilhelm scream for sure

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And then until I watched that short that Sammy showed us. I didn't actually know

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Like yeah, it makes sense

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BMI zoo town says all the algorithms a hundred percent know that I have rotator cuff issues like

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It's so specific Not necessarily if he's looked it up. It makes sense dude, okay

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I'm not gonna talk about this on the main show, but I'll talk about it on the pre-show

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But like I have like a billion dollar business idea that I just don't think I have the capital and the time and

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Wherewithal to start like random search generator, but I just really want it to exist. No, definitely not that

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That's that's cool though. It's really easy. Yeah. Yeah, no not that

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Okay, what I want is a whole lineup of like

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Like Basically like like braces like, you know, like like knee brace or like shoulder brace or like back brace ankle brace

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Like whatever, but I want to line up of braces that are basically full

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That are they're basically like like a fluid bladder And then they have like fittings coming out the end and then I want like like kind of like the eight-sleep base

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Yeah, like like a Peltier like base station backpack that can either do

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No, no because it would be it would be for like when I'm going to bed or when I'm like vibing on the couch

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Okay, so that I could I could pretty much like put on like my like my elbow

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My elbow heat pack, but it's not like I don't have to go up and like go to the microwave or whatever

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Yeah, cuz like what I've found works the best is when I can alternate hot and cold cycles

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And you could pre-program that and so you could program that yeah

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You could basically be like sitting there on your on your in your lazy boy with your foot up with your like ankle brace thing on

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And then you've got your little like base station thing You've got just like a couple little quarter inch or eighth inch tubes because you you don't have to deal with a huge

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bundle deal where you buy the the base and one

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Attachment one brace attachment base and brace is too close, but the base system apparently these exist

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Yeah, but are they affordable do they that's my question because I know sleep is far from affordable

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No, no not the eight sleep, but there's there's like there's like medical grade ones that are like

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Stupidly expensive, but I'm looking at what this is and I'm like no this should be cheap

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Like I should be able to get the brace for like 50 bucks per and then the base station should be like at most like

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199 retail And I think they're like I'm pretty sure they are way more expensive than this. I think is literally just an icebox

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What is a VASCUE firm

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Yeah, you'd need a reversible one, but like no, that's what I'm talking about like it would be reversible because you'd just be using a peltier and

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This is just cooling somebody linked one. That's just cooling. Yeah, so yeah, basically what I want is like a consumer grade

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like like injury recovery

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sort of line of like like

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Brace how cold would you need it to go like could can can eight sleep style stuff get cold and hot enough a

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Peltier. Yeah. Yeah, it should be able to because you're not dealing with the issue is just the thermal capacity

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So what you would want to do is you would want to have an extremely low fluid volume

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Because a Peltier can have like a huge temperature range

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VASCUE therm

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So Peltiers 40 to 70 C between the hot and cold side

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You

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Rapid reboots, what are rapid reboots?

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These look really expensive guys. I they don't even

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Rapid reboot recovery systems

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What is this Rapid reboot ARM attachment

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Okay, this doesn't look this is double the price of what what I would want to pay, but it's not that

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Far off. It's not an order of magnitude off like some of the other stuff that I've seen. So here's a control unit

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I don't think I think that's this only do heat. I I don't think that does I think that's just controls

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Pressurizes the chambers in the recovery boots. Oh, no, this is what pressure. Okay, never mind

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Yeah, this is not the central unit. All right, it's well over a grand. All right. Well

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never mind They pressurize

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Isn't anything Peltier expensive no you can get Peltier modules for like next next to nothing

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Here Hold on whatever. What are some of the typical sizes? I mean you probably wouldn't need more than like 65 watts

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What's a 65 watt Peltier worth helps if you spell right?

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Yeah, here we go, I don't know $2 and 60 cents for

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Per piece like they're they're like nothing. Okay, so $4 if you don't have the the promo or whatever

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So 10 pieces for $33

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Like whatever no Peltier's are Peltier's are crazy cheap. There's a bunch of people mentioning knee ice machines

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I really don't think that's what he's talking about These look like literally just coolers that have like a pump in them and you just put in cold water and then yeah

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So the thing that I'm after is the ability to cycle it. Yeah, so being able to run cold

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So you could basically program it you go to bed You've got like your your your pull-proof kind of like fitting lock on there

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So that it's not gonna like rip off in the middle of the night and make you think you wet yourself because you totally

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Definitely didn't because you're a big boy now and you don't do that anymore. Yeah

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And then you basically said it to be like, okay

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Do like like a 20 minute cold session and then leave it off for an hour

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And then do 20 more minutes of cold and leave it off for an hour because you're not supposed to do it continuously, right?

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And then do 20 minutes of cold and then leave it off for an hour or what I've found works really really well for me

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Is actually alternating so I'll actually put on I'll put on heat for a while

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And then I'll put on cold for a while and then I'll put on heat for a while and then cold for a while

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So I'd love to be able to like program something like that like do an hour of warm and then do like 20 minutes of like ice cold

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And then like do an hour of warm and then 20 minutes of ice cold

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I Think once anything sold as medical device the price shoes up due to certifications liability, etc

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That may be true. I saw but I I

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Feel like there's got to be a way around that because there's so many like magic pills or whatever that they just say

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Oh, we make no claims with respect to the medical efficacy and then they're they're cheap and

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many of them useless

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Jeremy says why not a tiny heat pump instead of a pelchee way more efficient, but then I have to have a compressor

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I don't want a compressor. I want something that runs quietly. That's I mean, that's why the eight-sleep uses a pelchee

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I'm pretty sure it uses a pelty. I've actually never torn one down But it almost certainly does because it you can't hear a compressor in it

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So a pelchee is a really really simple device and for the amount of heat that I need right because I'm only doing like one part of the body

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so that it's like I think a human body is about a hundred watts total and

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That includes like any heat that you're losing exhaling so what you're actually losing through your skin is really not that much

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So if you're just doing one part of you, you don't need a ton of heat

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M. Morris says get a raspberry pi old water cooling equipment and duct tape. Yeah, the the challenging part is the like the bladder filled

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Sleeves I haven't I'm not aware of like an easy solution for this

00:24:01.140 --> 00:24:09.340
Anyway The human body is 15,000 BTUs according to the matrix. Yeah, I think that's pretty questionable math

00:24:12.260 --> 00:24:16.140
Using using humans as a as a source of energy is like

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The least realistic thing about the matrix and there's a lot of stuff that's we're not very good batteries

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Yeah, I believe it was just like a form of torture

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I think that's what it was supposed to be. They had other power sources as well. They're just being mean

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They were supposed to be processors not batteries, they're described as batteries

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Yeah, they're they're quite definitely described as I'm pretty sure that yeah, right like I'm not okay. Thank you

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Okay, you might have taken the blue pill

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If you if that's what they changed it for the movie

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Oh, really? Oh

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Interesting

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Yeah, that that makes way more sense. Yeah, oh no, it was a script change man

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That's the kind of script change. It's just like that sucks like

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Processors makes way more sense. Yeah, especially good like the way that they're hooked up and stuff

00:25:20.780 --> 00:25:25.420
Yeah, like what did that have to do with being a battery? That's so stupid. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah

00:25:25.420 --> 00:25:30.020
Yeah, yeah Remember that time that you and I like suggested some oh, yeah, like

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Unfuck this thing kind of script changes and then they just like we're like no

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We're gonna be no we want this to be one of the worst movies of all time. Yeah

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That just that feels like the kind of thing where I just I can't fathom

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Why it was important to the script writers for the movie that the humans be batteries

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That's just really stupid

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What movie was that don't worry about it NDA

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All right, why don't we go ahead and start the show? Yeah, let's start the show

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You I think I think the new way is that you just do them probably

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Yep Um, let me put it this way

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You

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What is up everybody happy Friday and welcome to the WAN Show we're back at ya geekier than ever. Yeah

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Yeah, sexy, right? Yeah, and we've got some good news today Windows 11 is getting a speed boost and

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For some reason they're getting user backlash about this. Um

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No, no, please do make Windows faster. Definitely appreciate that

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I mean, how else are they gonna compete with Google books? Oh that

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The AI sequels to Chromebooks, we don't know a ton about these yet

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But they were a huge focus for Google at their recent Android event earlier this week

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We'll be talking a little bit about those and some I

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Maybe gonna be mad at me. Maybe you're gonna be mad at me But some AI features of aluminium OS that I am legitimately. Oh, no stoked for there's one

00:27:58.780 --> 00:28:01.280
That's really cool. We'll see if we have the same opinion

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Linux gains more critical Windows apps very important 3d movie maker and space cadet pinball. Those are I

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Mean, they're not on Windows now absolute app cinema just another dub

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And also, I don't know

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This one I think is funny. I don't know this is good news, but it's funny Amazon employees are token maxing due to pressure to use AI tools

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It's a it's a it's actually it's funny. It's a funny topic

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The

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Show is brought to you today by AMD

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Kate Motion gray and Explicit along with our rap partner D brand our laptop partner razor and our chair partner

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Old-so razor. Why don't we jump right into our headline topic today?

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Which is that Windows 11 is getting a speed boost Microsoft is

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Testing a new Windows 11 feature called low latency profile that temporarily

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Increases CPU clock speeds in very short bursts to speed up things like the start menu app launches and other UI

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Interactions mimicking how macOS handles responsiveness and for that matter also Android and iOS and basically any other

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Modern operating I I didn't realize Windows wasn't already doing this

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Yeah Windows central testing showed up to 40% faster launch times for Microsoft's own apps like Outlook the store paint and file explorer and

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Up to 70% faster launch times for the start menu and context menus

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The feature has drawn Community backlash with people accusing Microsoft of cheating and using a band-aid solution

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Instead of addressing underlying Windows performance issues because they can do both

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Scott Hanselman VP for core AI github and Windows defended this change though responding to several critics on Twitter noting that

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Your smartphone already does this you've discovered

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Dynamic frequency scaling Mac and Linux do this already and you guys aren't complaining

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This is probably the most blatant

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Transparent admission that Microsoft is like wait a decade behind

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But I have ever seen from a Microsoft VP. It's like hey guys

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We were just doing the thing that

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Everybody else completely lapped us on the track. Yeah doing

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Sorry and he's a hundred percent right. There should be zero backlash for Microsoft doing this

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There should just be Yeah

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Considering it's it's a profile. So it sounds like you can turn it off

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Like this is like when my kid is running like the 800 meter and she's like the last one to cross the line like

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You know yeah To be clear actually that is not how it went down by the way

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So congrats to to my youngest for actually qualifying for the next stage

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But anyway, but the point is just that this is a good thing

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With that said yeah, they do still have other work to do

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Yeah, there's some validity to Microsoft needing to clean up their house because just cranking my CPU in order to make up for your

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In a lot of cases fairly garbage decision-making over the years is not

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The answer But it can be part of the answer if you do this in order to catch up with other operating systems and you you know

00:32:02.900 --> 00:32:08.820
Get rid of react native being part of the start menu and things like that the combination can be really good

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And I don't think the order necessarily matters. I know some people are like oh you should fix those things first

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It's like no you should do no anything you can yeah as soon as you can yeah to improve the user experience as much as you

00:32:20.940 --> 00:32:28.140
Can absolutely and if you really think that turning up the frequency of the CPU a little bit when you launch the start menu or whatever

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It's gonna have a significant impact on the battery life of your laptop guys

00:32:32.300 --> 00:32:35.260
How long do you think it's actually boosting for like it?

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It's for a fraction of a second like a tiny fraction of a second

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I guess laptops known for being super efficient yeah, this like you can probably relax and also your phone described as a profile

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Yeah, that would tell me I am guessing but that would tell me that you can probably turn it off if you really care

00:32:55.380 --> 00:33:02.260
Which you shouldn't it should probably just be the default profile from now on yeah, honestly, I would prefer they

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Actually did that and then called the other profile like

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Dog profile like something yeah worse profile extreme battery saver

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Sure, but we already have that so this should just be that yeah

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This should just be in the default balanced and performance profiles. Yeah

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Yeah, I mean good I just got a text on what's that I bet you couldn't even tell no yeah

00:33:30.820 --> 00:33:34.020
We should we should probably we should probably talk about these yeah, I

00:33:35.500 --> 00:33:42.120
Okay, so full disclosure Meta sponsored. I think it's a short. Yeah, it's a short

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Just talking about some of the new features I am not on the clock right now though right now

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I'm just wearing them because Sammy came in here before the show started and asked if he could just get a shot of me

00:33:53.700 --> 00:33:57.300
Wearing them on the WAN Show set and I was like yeah, sure that's fine

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Have you uploaded the short yet? No, okay, and then Luke and I started talking about them and

00:34:02.780 --> 00:34:09.420
I've been using them for about a week now and there's a lot of stuff that is I

00:34:10.380 --> 00:34:13.140
I got to be honest with you pretty cool

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I showed Luke the display before the show started and I've actually my my neural band

00:34:22.060 --> 00:34:32.420
so the bracelet that you wear that kind of Keeps track of which fingers you're tapping and lets you like swipe you swipe through the menu like this and then you can like write

00:34:32.420 --> 00:34:35.600
Texts like this you can also dictate to it

00:34:36.240 --> 00:34:41.440
Weird yeah, it's it's super funky. So you wake the device by double tapping here

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And then you say yes with this no with this and it can tell

00:34:46.280 --> 00:34:48.280
the difference between those

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It's pretty cool as far as my understanding goes there's there's ones coming from from Apple and Google and and

00:34:59.040 --> 00:35:04.480
Actually a really wide variety of other manufacturers as well. Tell me this Samsung. Tell me this

00:35:06.240 --> 00:35:11.480
Huh, if you had to put the various smart glasses brands

00:35:12.480 --> 00:35:14.960
into good boy brand and

00:35:15.720 --> 00:35:21.040
Timeout brand Which which smart glasses would you consider?

00:35:21.920 --> 00:35:27.560
Wearing you want I want I want the honest answer. I don't know if this is gonna sound surprising to you or not

00:35:27.560 --> 00:35:33.040
I know what I'm gonna. I'm gonna type it because I already know what you're gonna say like it's so you're so predictable

00:35:33.640 --> 00:35:35.640
Okay, hit me Apple

00:35:36.800 --> 00:35:39.360
Yeah, of course. Yeah, and

00:35:40.760 --> 00:35:48.800
man Apple's a company that I have a complicated relationship with because on the one hand they

00:35:50.800 --> 00:35:56.880
Definitely how in order to in order to access the Chinese market have absolutely

00:35:57.600 --> 00:36:06.800
Compromised their user privacy Absolutely, I mean is that is a Chinese Apple user like less worthy of Apple's promises with respect to their data safety

00:36:07.080 --> 00:36:14.120
Then a Western one I don't really if that's your corporate promise then I don't really see why there would be a difference there

00:36:14.120 --> 00:36:20.000
And if there is a difference there then I don't really think you get to stand there and beat the drum about how amazing you are with respect to

00:36:20.000 --> 00:36:23.360
User privacy depending on where your lines are but on the other hand

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Right and oh and then there's Apple being an obstacle for years and years and years with respect to support for RCS

00:36:32.000 --> 00:36:40.360
encrypted Messages across platform because it would disincentivize people to stay locked into the iOS walled garden is like they're highly

00:36:40.960 --> 00:36:46.360
financially motivated to just walk away from user privacy whenever it's not convenient for them

00:36:46.360 --> 00:36:49.000
I really is often really trash as well. However

00:36:50.200 --> 00:36:52.960
They also have gone to bat

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Yes for their users. Yeah when it's more convenient

00:36:57.360 --> 00:37:01.640
So if there was someone that I was that I also was going to

00:37:02.680 --> 00:37:12.360
I'm not gonna use the t-word I'm not gonna say trust. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I'll use the other t-word if there was someone I was going to tolerate

00:37:12.360 --> 00:37:16.960
Yeah, Apple does seem like an okay

00:37:17.520 --> 00:37:22.160
Ish better maybe bet. I'm not really stoked on strapping

00:37:22.560 --> 00:37:25.000
Metta or Google or anything else to my face

00:37:26.440 --> 00:37:28.440
With visual and audio

00:37:30.000 --> 00:37:38.360
Inputs like oh You're not actually recording you right now because my neural band battery is dead, but I just yeah, I don't know

00:37:38.360 --> 00:37:43.200
But I have always like hey there you go. Oh, I guess you can do is there physical buttons

00:37:43.200 --> 00:37:49.920
Yeah, I so it also squeeze the framers are a button. It all there's a button. So it also supports

00:37:50.920 --> 00:37:58.800
Not the neural band But they like beta firmware that I have is neural band only so I'm wondering if you can I'm recording you right now

00:37:58.800 --> 00:38:06.840
What if you can cut off that little LED? So if you cover it which sides it on again this side, right? Yeah, so if you cover it

00:38:07.560 --> 00:38:12.040
It'll get mad at you and it will stop recording from what I've heard

00:38:12.040 --> 00:38:17.340
I've never actually tried to cover it because I haven't used them in public much yet. I've used them

00:38:17.980 --> 00:38:21.540
On the court though. So I was I was hanging out with

00:38:22.380 --> 00:38:30.220
like a former junior national player and He was really excited about these because he's trying to grow his social media presence

00:38:30.220 --> 00:38:34.340
and so I was like, oh, yeah, I'm gonna get some like POV footage of training with you and

00:38:34.940 --> 00:38:38.980
Jaden's like, oh, yeah, that's super cool. Can you like send all that to me after so?

00:38:39.420 --> 00:38:45.980
You know when everyone around you is consenting and cool with it like man, this is a perspective

00:38:46.860 --> 00:38:51.060
that No, there's there's no other

00:38:51.780 --> 00:38:54.980
Way to capture like this and it's yeah, really cool

00:38:54.980 --> 00:39:01.580
I mean, there's is Carter and flipping chat said what about the recent news that met us having humans watch and categorize videos without telling anyone

00:39:01.620 --> 00:39:05.540
Yeah, and there was also news in there that like a ton of it was accidentally recorded

00:39:07.020 --> 00:39:09.540
nudity and other various stuff

00:39:10.460 --> 00:39:12.860
And from what I've heard of various ages

00:39:13.620 --> 00:39:18.260
So like it's Yeah, there's there's

00:39:19.580 --> 00:39:24.700
I heard nuclei says orgy glasses. I hope that yeah. Yeah. I

00:39:25.580 --> 00:39:34.820
Promise you. Yeah, I I hope you know Apple sticks to their yeah, usually pretty decent privacy guns

00:39:35.500 --> 00:39:42.660
Yeah, because from what I've rumors that I've heard and maybe these are real. I don't know. Yeah, is there a ditching vision pro?

00:39:42.660 --> 00:39:44.940
Yeah, I heard the vision pro team has basically

00:39:45.900 --> 00:39:50.980
Yeah, don't a glasses on all in on these because because the vision pro had a lot of good things about it

00:39:50.980 --> 00:39:56.660
Oh, it did. It was really did it was the coolest product that's ever been so irrelevant. Yeah

00:39:58.100 --> 00:40:00.300
Yeah, that's a cool way of saying it. Yeah

00:40:01.420 --> 00:40:04.460
so like they could be really good and

00:40:06.380 --> 00:40:08.380
I I

00:40:09.380 --> 00:40:15.180
You know sometimes you just have to listen to people and accept what they say and

00:40:15.780 --> 00:40:20.620
When you look at Google and when you look at meta, they're not hiding it

00:40:22.540 --> 00:40:31.660
Just listen to them We will take as much data as we possibly can use it in every way we possibly can and sell it to absolutely everyone

00:40:31.660 --> 00:40:37.900
We possibly can for as much money as we possibly can. Yep. I mean, they're literally advertising companies. Yeah

00:40:38.500 --> 00:40:42.020
Like they are they are it's not even saying the quiet part out loud

00:40:42.020 --> 00:40:47.580
It's saying the really loud part as loud as they possibly can to everyone that will listen and at a certain point you have to be like

00:40:47.980 --> 00:40:54.780
Okay, and they're really good at it. Yeah, so we we traditionally have relied almost

00:40:55.180 --> 00:40:59.740
Exclusively on our own videos and our own sort of social media

00:41:00.340 --> 00:41:08.300
Profiles to promote LTT Store for instance over the last it's funny. We had an all-hands. Yeah, this is recently

00:41:08.420 --> 00:41:15.860
And Dave who is heading up operations or I forget what his actual job title is whatever

00:41:15.860 --> 00:41:20.540
He knows he's he's definitely heading up marketing. He's Dave. He's Dave. He's kind of a beast

00:41:21.180 --> 00:41:26.540
And he's been doing he's been spearheading marketing for LTT Store off-site

00:41:26.540 --> 00:41:31.380
So we're doing things like influencer affiliate programs and things like that

00:41:32.100 --> 00:41:35.500
We've got an oh, I don't know if he's past probation yet, but we've got another really

00:41:36.140 --> 00:41:42.620
super smart guy who is Who's working on that with Dave and then Dave has been running like reddit ads

00:41:43.260 --> 00:41:50.020
Meta ads more recently. We did a Pinterest when we were promoting the leggings which sold out like

00:41:51.540 --> 00:41:57.820
Crazy fast. Thank you so much for your support. We're hopefully gonna be able to do like more women's styles based on that success

00:41:59.420 --> 00:42:05.580
But he during the all-hands He had this line that really stood out to me where he's like, okay

00:42:05.620 --> 00:42:10.540
How many of you in this room have seen an LTT Store ad? Yeah, lately and

00:42:12.420 --> 00:42:18.620
Two-thirds probably about their orders. Yeah, like most of the company was like, yeah

00:42:19.700 --> 00:42:27.820
and Like I have I put my hand up a bunch of family members of mine knew about the leggings because of ads

00:42:30.380 --> 00:42:33.420
The leggings were one of the first times that like I

00:42:34.180 --> 00:42:39.940
Got requests to get something usually I'll be like, oh, we have this cool new thing

00:42:39.940 --> 00:42:43.780
Are you interested in this and the leggings were like multiple people are like, hey, I

00:42:44.820 --> 00:42:51.820
Want the pockets? Yeah Yeah, and so what we're what we're discovering is that oh

00:42:52.020 --> 00:42:57.900
I forget the exact numbers but like for every dollar that we're spending with these advertising giants

00:42:57.900 --> 00:43:02.740
Like it's something that I've always known like obviously they're running profitable businesses, right? Yeah

00:43:02.740 --> 00:43:07.580
and obviously, you know people like like Ridge or

00:43:08.540 --> 00:43:13.980
Vessie or whoever like would stop giving the money if it wasn't working. Yeah, right?

00:43:15.220 --> 00:43:20.580
So obviously it's working, but this is my first time really seeing firsthand like oh

00:43:21.140 --> 00:43:30.340
My gosh the more we spend Just like marketing with meta or with reddit or with Google just like the more sales we have and

00:43:31.060 --> 00:43:37.500
It's like I wouldn't say it's an infinite money glitch because you reached like a point of diminishing returns

00:43:37.500 --> 00:43:40.260
Yeah, but if you have a good product

00:43:40.820 --> 00:43:50.300
they are Crazy good as we saw during the all-hands at taking you know an LTT product that a tech-interested person might be interested in and

00:43:50.340 --> 00:43:56.100
Putting it in front of them wherever they go on the internet. It's like I don't know

00:43:56.460 --> 00:44:01.380
Everything I'm saying is like yeah dull line. It's common sense ever since like double-click, you know

00:44:01.380 --> 00:44:07.260
Like back in the 90s or whatever and it's like yeah, yes, I know that advertising is just kind of a solved thing. It's just I

00:44:08.460 --> 00:44:15.060
Don't know. It's been weird to see it from the other side. Yeah to experience it from the other side and go

00:44:15.060 --> 00:44:19.580
Oh, this is just like pouring gasoline on the fire of your business

00:44:19.740 --> 00:44:21.740
But

00:44:25.180 --> 00:44:30.300
Dude, we're we're fucked Like just like just everything I

00:44:31.900 --> 00:44:34.300
Know it's good news when I'm showing everything, but like

00:44:35.020 --> 00:44:41.620
Yeah, it's just it's crazy because and I go right so right I'm coming back to it. These are so good now

00:44:42.260 --> 00:44:50.740
Okay, that like people are gonna wear them So whether you choose an Apple one or like a cool open-source privacy one framework

00:44:51.540 --> 00:44:57.180
Yeah framework does a glass. I mean the the branding's already there the framework frames. Come on man

00:44:58.380 --> 00:45:00.900
Replaceable ARM sure whatever right

00:45:01.660 --> 00:45:06.780
Or like or or graphene OS, you know makes an OS for you you might wear that one

00:45:06.780 --> 00:45:10.940
But at the end of the day, it doesn't really matter which one you're wearing people around you

00:45:10.940 --> 00:45:16.900
It matters which one the people around you are wearing We've already got multiple people here at the office that regardless of any sponsorship deals

00:45:16.900 --> 00:45:23.340
We do or don't do around like meta AI glass display, whatever things are just wearing them

00:45:23.340 --> 00:45:28.500
They buy them and wear them. We thought there was a lot of tribalism around like consoles and like PC versus Mac

00:45:30.500 --> 00:45:35.500
The your choice of electronic compromises my personal security is gonna be wild

00:45:38.820 --> 00:45:40.820
I never even really thought about that too much

00:45:43.620 --> 00:45:46.020
We're in we're in Apple glasses

00:45:46.860 --> 00:45:53.300
Group of friends. Yeah, I'm sorry. You don't use eyeglass message. Do you have a meadows? Excuse me?

00:45:53.740 --> 00:46:02.180
You don't belong here One of the things that on the subject of like cross-platform communication is a shortcoming right now is

00:46:02.740 --> 00:46:04.940
It supports like messages

00:46:06.620 --> 00:46:11.900
Instagram what's that Facebook Messenger like it's basically all meta ecosystem stuff

00:46:12.140 --> 00:46:14.140
But one of the things that oh

00:46:15.420 --> 00:46:18.340
Okay, but things might change at some point

00:46:19.100 --> 00:46:23.820
Sorry, I don't know when we're publishing our short and I don't know if anything we're saying it is under embargo

00:46:23.820 --> 00:46:31.980
So got it But yeah, like it's hopefully the ecosystem will expand at some point for apps that you can use because right now

00:46:32.620 --> 00:46:38.900
They're not that useful for me day-to-day like I have to put them on intently to to use them because

00:46:39.900 --> 00:46:44.300
maybe 90% of my text-based communication is

00:46:45.180 --> 00:46:55.460
teams and then Another 5% is WhatsApp and then another 1% is discord and discord is basically just you and then so astonishing to me

00:46:56.020 --> 00:47:00.100
That no one else in my life uses it. Yeah, cuz like I reached out to someone

00:47:01.900 --> 00:47:07.220
Literally like last week on a different platform and they were like, yeah, sorry. I like really never check this

00:47:07.220 --> 00:47:12.380
Can we jump to discord and that happens to me at least once a month

00:47:12.700 --> 00:47:18.180
Like everyone I know seems to be moving to discord. Okay, so above the fold

00:47:19.220 --> 00:47:23.980
So this is 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

00:47:23.980 --> 00:47:29.420
There's 12 chats here above the fold. Tell me how far back that goes I

00:47:32.660 --> 00:47:41.100
Mean four down in your back a month By the time we get to 12, that's from that chat. It's hidden by the chat

00:47:42.140 --> 00:47:49.980
Icon is from seven months ago So there's like a dozen people that I talked to with a frequency of

00:47:51.980 --> 00:47:58.940
Twice a year my entire screen. Yeah, when you get to the very bottom one it finally gets to two days. Yeah, so

00:47:59.420 --> 00:48:06.140
Discord is just discord. Oh man teams is teams and slack are obviously the lion's share but like

00:48:07.740 --> 00:48:13.660
Discord is next after those ones and discord a bunch of discord is work. Do you think that's a generational gap?

00:48:14.780 --> 00:48:20.860
Like your cohort is five years younger than mine like yeah, because then once you go far enough down below mine

00:48:20.860 --> 00:48:23.500
I don't know if it's still discord. It might be something else

00:48:24.300 --> 00:48:28.620
I have no idea but probably But like even even a lot of creators

00:48:28.940 --> 00:48:32.460
Oh, yeah, most the vast majority of creators that I talked through is through discord

00:48:32.540 --> 00:48:36.300
So nobody wants to hear anything else. We've got Ludwig

00:48:37.100 --> 00:48:39.980
I saw a couple of them in here. Yeah crowd finster

00:48:40.620 --> 00:48:48.220
Yeah, um at boucabola. Yeah, lyjah and you I think you count sure and then the only work ones in here are

00:48:49.020 --> 00:48:53.900
Eshtek, so I'm not on raid the the other thing that they're making hexos. That's embarrassing

00:48:54.300 --> 00:48:58.140
Uh hexos, so that's the nas software that I invested in so their CEO

00:48:58.620 --> 00:49:03.420
Messages me on here, and then it's just like yeah a couple couple friends a couple youtube

00:49:04.140 --> 00:49:12.860
contacts Work ones make up at least a quarter of my within the last day go figure like

00:49:14.540 --> 00:49:19.820
Anyway until we get Until we until there's like more cross-platform chat

00:49:20.380 --> 00:49:27.020
I'm gonna get like a small percentage of my notifications on here. Anyway, which means I'm far more likely to look at my watch

00:49:27.500 --> 00:49:31.340
um, but I can kind of

00:49:31.820 --> 00:49:37.020
Through these frames luke dude the I can see freaking out about finster. I can see the future

00:49:37.900 --> 00:49:43.740
Oh to be clear. I don't so I talked to I talked to finster once five months ago. Basically

00:49:44.460 --> 00:49:47.900
um just saying uh

00:49:48.060 --> 00:49:53.020
Hey, it was it was cool that you came to visit our office. I think people are just surprised. Yeah

00:49:54.060 --> 00:49:57.820
Elijah introduced me um

00:49:57.820 --> 00:50:03.980
Yeah, I I don't I don't know I don't know very much about a lot of the people that I that I message

00:50:03.980 --> 00:50:09.580
But I've heard that she's pretty cool. Sure. So and I think she came up for LTX once or something. I think

00:50:11.500 --> 00:50:13.900
Visiting the LTD camera department something something

00:50:14.860 --> 00:50:23.820
Something oh no friend met you Yeah, I don't know I got introduced and from what I've heard. She's pretty cool. That's uh, that that's all that that's all I know

00:50:24.380 --> 00:50:33.340
I just thought it was funny seeing the chat. Yeah. Yeah, I and apparently very popular with our audience. Yeah. Yep. Yeah makes sense to me

00:50:34.380 --> 00:50:36.380
uh

00:50:37.900 --> 00:50:42.700
I'm gonna take these off now. They're pretty uncomfortable with the with the headphones and stuff headphones. Yeah

00:50:44.540 --> 00:50:48.140
All right, is there is is there any leaks with the apple ones?

00:50:49.100 --> 00:50:53.660
Yeah, lots No timelines though because they were kind of all in on the whole

00:50:54.300 --> 00:51:01.180
Like vr headset that we insist is not a vr headset and that we stubbornly refuse to acknowledge

00:51:01.740 --> 00:51:08.060
The the two main use cases for vr headsets for is this from the pressure because of the headphone you have like big

00:51:08.700 --> 00:51:14.700
um, whatever those are called Oh, yeah, is that the pressure because the headphones or does that always happen with no

00:51:14.780 --> 00:51:19.900
It just always happens with them. Wow, they're they're not like pretty heavy. Yeah, they're not they're not super light

00:51:20.140 --> 00:51:22.700
But also like I don't have nose calluses

00:51:23.580 --> 00:51:26.940
Like because I don't wear I guess you get more use them especially when they're heavy

00:51:27.100 --> 00:51:31.420
Yeah, and also just people who just like wear glasses will take off their glasses and they'll have like the mark there

00:51:31.500 --> 00:51:36.780
So I I wouldn't read too much into that. They're not uncomfortable. Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. Um

00:51:38.780 --> 00:51:43.500
Okay Google book Oh, yeah, we could do that google book

00:51:43.980 --> 00:51:48.620
Google book the ai sequel to chrome book on tuesday of this week

00:51:48.700 --> 00:51:53.340
Google gave a sneak peek of the google book which is kind of like a chrome book

00:51:53.740 --> 00:51:56.380
but with more Android support and deeper integration of

00:51:57.100 --> 00:52:01.100
Gemini obviously google books can run Android apps directly on the laptop

00:52:01.340 --> 00:52:06.940
Or can access files and use apps from your Android phone. It's expected that google books will run uh

00:52:07.980 --> 00:52:12.940
google Google's upcoming aluminum os aluminum os excuse me

00:52:14.380 --> 00:52:21.340
Google didn't discuss the core hardware in the announcement But Intel and qualcomm have both made announcements confirming their partnerships. So yeah, okay

00:52:21.900 --> 00:52:29.100
google vp John millettis later told chrome unbox that the upcoming notebooks will ship with processors from

00:52:29.820 --> 00:52:32.460
Okay, Intel qualcomm and media tech. Oh and media tech

00:52:33.500 --> 00:52:36.700
Interesting Wireless i'm assuming

00:52:37.020 --> 00:52:43.660
No, no, no, so okay from my understanding and i'm gonna get some details wrong here because I don't remember and it was a while ago

00:52:44.060 --> 00:52:51.660
But from my understanding the whole Windows on ARM thing being qualcomm exclusive with their snapdragon x chips

00:52:52.140 --> 00:52:57.980
Is like a timed thing and uh, that's one of the reasons that qualcomm has been so cagey

00:52:58.460 --> 00:53:02.700
Around people calling it Windows on ARM. They want it called like Windows on snapdragon

00:53:03.580 --> 00:53:09.420
because they want to like like Plant their flag in the in the Windows on ARM

00:53:10.220 --> 00:53:20.140
space yeah, uh before You know some of the lower cost chipset makers can can come in and well do what they do best which is be lower cost chipset makers

00:53:20.700 --> 00:53:27.980
and um So while we haven't seen any meaningful traction for media tech on the Windows side yet. Yeah

00:53:28.540 --> 00:53:32.140
I can't think of any reason that a media tech soc

00:53:32.780 --> 00:53:39.820
Couldn't power a google book and so having that choice right out of the gate could be very interesting

00:53:41.260 --> 00:53:46.780
Uh pug boy says media tech has been in chromebooks for years now nothing surprising there. Yeah, so um

00:53:48.060 --> 00:53:52.060
What I haven't seen though is a media tech chipset that would be like

00:53:52.860 --> 00:53:59.180
High performance. Do they have something new that's coming that could be more of a competitor for snapdragon x that I don't know

00:53:59.260 --> 00:54:03.980
I remember I have a vague memory of maybe at some point

00:54:04.460 --> 00:54:10.060
They're being like uh like a media tech laptop grade chip that was going to be not like an absolute

00:54:10.860 --> 00:54:20.220
budget tier solution so Uh, yeah hit me up in chat if you guys uh, if you guys know if there's if we're going to get something high performance because that would be pretty cool

00:54:21.180 --> 00:54:27.100
Yeah, carry on google is establishing strict hardware standards across memory storage keyboards and overall build quality

00:54:27.260 --> 00:54:34.540
Google books will come in a variety of shapes and sizes from the usual hardware manufacturers of acer ASUS dell hp lenovo

00:54:35.260 --> 00:54:40.860
Okay, but this this is the big one. This is the big feature. This is the exciting differentiator

00:54:40.940 --> 00:54:44.940
This is why you need a google book sir

00:54:45.500 --> 00:54:49.500
tell them the news google books feature a

00:54:49.500 --> 00:54:54.140
Glow bar on the exterior. We don't know what it does. We don't know what it looks like

00:54:54.220 --> 00:54:58.460
We don't know anything about it, but google says that it is both functional

00:54:59.340 --> 00:55:02.380
And beautiful. Okay. I'm actually only sort of joking

00:55:02.860 --> 00:55:08.140
Because how quickly would you get a mac book that went back to having the glowing apple logo on the back?

00:55:09.020 --> 00:55:14.300
just saying You do it. I do you mac book owners if if m6

00:55:14.700 --> 00:55:18.300
Brought back the glowing logo on the back. You'd consider an upgrade

00:55:18.700 --> 00:55:23.740
That's how apple is going to get all the people running m1 m2 silicon to finally upgrade

00:55:25.260 --> 00:55:29.980
You'd love to have it. You've got the glowing red dot and you love it dot is actually genuinely helpful

00:55:30.060 --> 00:55:35.260
You love it because I can tell what my laptop's doing based on the glowing red. He loves it. He loves it. Here comes the glow bar

00:55:36.540 --> 00:55:44.140
I'm derrick says holy true I am actually okay with it just being a little red dot though. So like I don't know what that means. Well, um

00:55:45.100 --> 00:55:47.100
Axios writer ena freed

00:55:48.300 --> 00:55:54.460
Hopefully probably called the most visible change with the google book the magic pointer

00:55:54.860 --> 00:55:56.860
Which calls up gemini. Oh, right

00:55:58.060 --> 00:56:05.740
I don't know about that, but okay It's not yet clear. Okay. When you you didn't finish your sentence. Yeah, you did the thing the magic pointer

00:56:05.740 --> 00:56:10.300
Which calls up gemini anytime you wiggle the cursor and I mean

00:56:11.260 --> 00:56:18.700
The amount of like Miss prompts for that is going to be wild, but yeah, it's not yet clear what this means for the future of chromebooks

00:56:18.860 --> 00:56:20.860
So the the wiggle the cursor thing

00:56:24.300 --> 00:56:28.300
The amount of times that i'm just thinking and i'll like kind of shake my mouse

00:56:28.540 --> 00:56:33.100
I have to consciously When luke is reading the doc

00:56:33.500 --> 00:56:41.420
I have to consciously Not do this. Yeah, exactly because it interferes with him reading because I just like I just do this as I'm reading

00:56:41.500 --> 00:56:47.100
Well, and it's it's not just that it's highlighting it. It's that the man if I can no keep doing it keep doing it

00:56:47.100 --> 00:56:49.980
Oh, keep doing it. Oh, I can do that all day because on my screen

00:56:50.460 --> 00:56:55.820
See how it actually says like wancho one. Oh, wait. I need my screen. Yeah. It's the little flag

00:56:55.900 --> 00:57:01.260
So as I'm reading so that will actually like physically cover up entire words sometimes

00:57:01.820 --> 00:57:08.700
It's like yo I like actually can't read this now. They're both doing it. They're actually moving the text around. Yeah, dad

00:57:09.500 --> 00:57:17.900
You've pasted the text. That is not fair. Sorry. It's like looking drag thing. That's even worse. Yeah, but yeah, I'll I'll even literally just like

00:57:18.780 --> 00:57:21.420
Shake my mouse. So like the amount of times that I would

00:57:22.300 --> 00:57:27.420
unintentionally bring this thing up and then I I think it looks like it kind of like overlays your screen

00:57:27.900 --> 00:57:34.060
Almost like a a snipping tool. Mm-hmm kind of thing. So like it's it's going to be really annoying. Um, however

00:57:35.180 --> 00:57:42.300
There is one AI feature of aluminium os that is also coming to Android that I am like so

00:57:43.900 --> 00:57:48.700
Freaking jazzed for hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Okay. I'm trying to contain myself luke

00:57:49.180 --> 00:57:53.740
I'm trying to contain myself. Okay. It's hard to contain myself. I typed it down because I suspect this is him

00:57:53.740 --> 00:58:00.140
Yeah, it's the like AI widgets. Yeah They're actually really cool. They look so cool. This is such a

00:58:01.180 --> 00:58:04.540
perfect application of like AI

00:58:05.180 --> 00:58:14.780
slop crap coding that Nobody else is going to need like, okay, uh, a perfect the one that I want is like a, um

00:58:16.940 --> 00:58:19.660
Like like an ultimate like time zone tracker

00:58:20.300 --> 00:58:27.980
Just for me Like I I just want particular information like I also want maybe a little bit of like weather in there

00:58:28.540 --> 00:58:35.420
Um for I like to have something in southeast asia like taiwan so that I I I know what's going on

00:58:36.060 --> 00:58:40.380
Like I know what time zone it is for anyone that I'm corresponding with in asia ish

00:58:40.940 --> 00:58:48.140
I like to have one in europe So like usually I'll pick like paris or something like that just so I know about what time it is in europe

00:58:48.540 --> 00:58:52.700
And then I'll do the math myself for east coast north america

00:58:52.700 --> 00:58:58.620
But I'll have like a local one and just the ones that exist are so bland

00:58:59.260 --> 00:59:04.780
And so boring like you can see the one I'm using now. It's just like I don't know. Here's three times

00:59:05.180 --> 00:59:11.100
This could be so cool What if I could long press on one of the other time zones?

00:59:11.180 --> 00:59:15.260
I don't know if it's going to be able to do this but I I I can kind of I could kind of see

00:59:15.660 --> 00:59:20.220
Where we're headed like what if I could long press on one of the time zones and then I could

00:59:20.860 --> 00:59:26.620
make an event on my calendar according to that time zone because I know because like

00:59:27.740 --> 00:59:33.740
Creating events across time zones sucks so much like when I'm over in taiwan for computex

00:59:34.220 --> 00:59:36.460
And I want to make a make a note to

00:59:37.260 --> 00:59:43.260
Remind myself the evening of the tuesday when I'm back to go to whoever's you know band recital or whatever

00:59:44.140 --> 00:59:49.180
I then have to do the math for what Time it is now that it will be there

00:59:49.740 --> 00:59:53.820
And and if I could just like integrate like calendar and like like cool stuff like that

00:59:53.820 --> 00:59:56.940
Then I'd love it and I know we're not there yet. Don't think you have to do that though

01:00:03.980 --> 01:00:07.340
Yeah, so I think on desktop you can set your time zone. I think

01:00:08.300 --> 01:00:14.540
Yeah, so I can like I can go do that But if I could just if I could just like long press here and basically just go

01:00:15.260 --> 01:00:20.620
Yeah, great. Let's go and like as it is now like I can go in here and then I can set my time zone

01:00:20.700 --> 01:00:28.780
I can do this like super tedious flow But I want to be able to do it quickly and that's the whole pitch of these like custom ai widgets

01:00:28.860 --> 01:00:34.620
Is taking the things that you do all the time that almost nobody else does all the time and making them like one or two presses

01:00:35.340 --> 01:00:39.020
Oh Chef kiss can't wait. I'm so excited

01:00:39.980 --> 01:00:43.580
If if I could put it on like one of my side monitors

01:00:44.700 --> 01:00:50.780
I I actually thought of this while we were Sitting here and now I just want to do it anyways, and I'm pretty sure I can

01:00:51.420 --> 01:00:54.220
Uh, but I would have something on my side monitor not my main monitor

01:00:54.700 --> 01:00:58.540
That warns me about things that I might need to be prepared for for tomorrow

01:01:00.140 --> 01:01:04.220
And it should start generating that at like yeah five p.m

01:01:04.700 --> 01:01:08.460
Yeah, or like because this the calendar is going to change all day

01:01:09.420 --> 01:01:15.100
And then at around five p.m. It's probably going to decently lock in and if it can let me know of like oh you have like an off-site

01:01:16.700 --> 01:01:20.620
Or something yeah, and like it let's say it's not even just for work stuff. So it's like

01:01:21.340 --> 01:01:24.060
Oh, you're going hiking tomorrow. Make sure you like

01:01:24.780 --> 01:01:26.940
Have the right clothes that are clean

01:01:27.900 --> 01:01:30.620
And then Connor and then Connor you're missing the point

01:01:30.940 --> 01:01:35.020
The beauty of widgets is that I don't have to open my google calendar. Yeah

01:01:35.580 --> 01:01:39.180
He's like you can it's like it's literally a giant button on my google calendar

01:01:39.980 --> 01:01:46.300
I don't want to open my google calendar I I want to just stay on my home screen like I actually

01:01:47.020 --> 01:01:51.500
Have uh like I used to maintain like a whole bunch of like constant tabs

01:01:52.060 --> 01:01:55.580
In my in my mobile browser, and I've got it down to four

01:01:56.140 --> 01:01:59.660
And I have found that just that action of like opening up

01:01:59.980 --> 01:02:05.740
The chrome app less and having like fewer tabs and fewer things to click on and go into is making me use my phone

01:02:06.060 --> 01:02:11.740
Like way less nice, um, and I'm I'm stoked on anything that helps me use my phone less

01:02:11.740 --> 01:02:15.340
That was one line from the google event that really stood out to me is

01:02:16.140 --> 01:02:22.380
We are Everything what we're doing for the future of Android is with an eye toward

01:02:23.100 --> 01:02:30.620
using your phone less And doing more with the help of your phone now. There's some stuff that's just obviously horse

01:02:31.500 --> 01:02:39.580
the uh the assistant You like they did this crazy demo where you snap a picture of like a concert poster and then you just like

01:02:40.460 --> 01:02:44.540
Tell gem and I like hey, can you just like book me two floor tickets for that?

01:02:44.620 --> 01:02:51.420
I'm gonna like take a girl with me And set a date for that and then you like go on your date and then you're just like hey

01:02:51.980 --> 01:03:00.700
Make another date for next week No girl wants to hear from your f***ing ai assistant that you're asked her out again. Are you are you kidding me right now?

01:03:00.860 --> 01:03:04.540
Stop it. Just stop it. Stop it. Don't even pitch this. That's not how this works

01:03:05.020 --> 01:03:07.260
That's not how any of this works. Maybe in silicon valley

01:03:09.100 --> 01:03:13.020
Maybe maybe if it's your ai assistant, maybe but like

01:03:13.900 --> 01:03:17.580
Just just no probably work. No um

01:03:17.580 --> 01:03:21.100
Like oh dude, I I said I said in the script

01:03:21.660 --> 01:03:24.860
Like when I in the video that we did on the google event. I was like, yeah

01:03:25.740 --> 01:03:31.980
Even just setting an alarm has about a 80 to 90 success rate for me. Oh, yeah, and

01:03:32.700 --> 01:03:36.220
since then I tried to set an alarm for something

01:03:37.100 --> 01:03:39.660
and it uh and it screwed up the

01:03:40.460 --> 01:03:46.380
um What did it do? No, it timed out. So I and I was on wi-fi. I was on wi-fi at home

01:03:46.380 --> 01:03:49.820
So I was on like two and a half gig internet. So I didn't even want to hear it and then

01:03:50.620 --> 01:03:54.460
This is a this is a funny one um

01:03:54.460 --> 01:03:59.980
I was dictating to my uh to my notes because I was actually thinking like just because

01:04:01.180 --> 01:04:06.460
Meta sends these glasses over to me for a sponsored short doesn't mean I don't still have them

01:04:06.460 --> 01:04:09.340
I could I could totally just do an editorial video on them after the fact

01:04:09.660 --> 01:04:13.980
So I've started making some notes from my time just using them now and

01:04:14.780 --> 01:04:20.220
I I was reminded of a super annoying thing

01:04:20.780 --> 01:04:28.940
That dictation just does that drives me absolutely crazy. What is up with this word square being capitalized?

01:04:29.980 --> 01:04:32.460
The the so the so the sentence here is

01:04:33.180 --> 01:04:37.180
And the video quality off of these things is just is is capitalized

01:04:38.220 --> 01:04:42.060
Is just mind-blowingly good period also the fact that

01:04:42.540 --> 01:04:48.940
Sometimes it writes the word period and comma and other times it just puts in the period for me

01:04:49.820 --> 01:04:53.420
Come on man. Uh, I would love to see meta use a sensor that's square

01:04:53.820 --> 01:04:59.340
Kind of like the selfie camera on the latest iphone so that I could choose to crop landscape if I want to it capitalized square

01:04:59.740 --> 01:05:04.460
And it capitalized is Why?

01:05:05.180 --> 01:05:09.180
And then the next sentence not everything that I do is best portrayed in portrait

01:05:09.900 --> 01:05:13.500
Not that's the beginning of a sentence not is not capitalized

01:05:13.900 --> 01:05:21.740
The word portrayed is is capitalized and then between in and portrait. There are two spaces. You can't convince me that that

01:05:22.620 --> 01:05:30.540
Should ask out Someone that I Potentially want to spend the rest of my life with you got to be kidding the stakes are too high. I'm afraid

01:05:30.700 --> 01:05:34.140
I don't use dictation very much. Yeah, when you just showed me square

01:05:34.220 --> 01:05:38.780
I was like, oh, they it thought the company sure but in that context and no it did not no

01:05:39.180 --> 01:05:45.020
It did it to portrayed and all this other stuff is portrayed a company. Is that like a like a prominent silicon?

01:05:45.740 --> 01:05:48.860
Hold on here. Is that a prominent silicon valley company?

01:05:50.140 --> 01:05:54.700
Portrait brands. Nope forget it. We're you're done. You're cooked. You're out. You're

01:05:55.660 --> 01:05:57.660
You're you're you're fried

01:05:59.660 --> 01:06:05.740
So there are definitely things that are exciting and there are things that ai is really good at

01:06:06.300 --> 01:06:10.540
I tried to I was looking for um

01:06:10.540 --> 01:06:14.860
A moment from an older video a little while ago and I just couldn't remember

01:06:14.940 --> 01:06:18.460
I was looking for a time on ShortCircuit when I had used

01:06:19.180 --> 01:06:25.100
Ai to try to find our desk pad. I wanted it to send me to LTT Store

01:06:26.220 --> 01:06:34.060
To the northern lights desk pad by taking a picture of it I was using like the circle to search or google lens or something like that one of their image recognition search things

01:06:34.700 --> 01:06:39.980
And I couldn't remember what video it was from and gemini just kept gaslighting me

01:06:40.380 --> 01:06:43.660
over and over and over and over and over again that it was from

01:06:44.220 --> 01:06:50.060
I think it was like the pixel 10 or something like that or pixel 9 9a or that it was from

01:06:52.140 --> 01:07:00.540
The galaxy s24 ultra or something and finally, you know how I ultimately found it was um

01:07:00.780 --> 01:07:08.220
um YouTube Transcript search. I'm trying to remember what that said filmot filmot. This is a really cool site

01:07:08.700 --> 01:07:14.220
So it just kept insisting and and the craziest part is was I felt so gaslit by it

01:07:14.540 --> 01:07:18.860
Because it would give me a timestamp and it would describe the thing that happened

01:07:19.340 --> 01:07:25.660
It was like you searched for the thing and it just brought up other desk pads of like landscapes

01:07:26.380 --> 01:07:31.420
Or something or like it it brought up like the mkbhd store or whatever like it was like I was like, yeah

01:07:31.900 --> 01:07:36.700
Yeah, that's what I remember happening But it kept telling me it happened in this video when I was like no

01:07:36.860 --> 01:07:41.340
It's not in that video and it would keep insisting that it was in one of these couple of videos

01:07:41.660 --> 01:07:45.660
And it just couldn't find it and the way that I ultimately found it was by

01:07:46.300 --> 01:07:52.860
Um going here on filmot. This is a super cool tool by the way, and I just searched for uh northern lights

01:07:53.020 --> 01:07:59.900
Yes, yes, yes, I'm human. Oh my god relax. Hey, uh, yeah, you go here

01:08:00.940 --> 01:08:05.980
Uh verify I'm smarter than an ai. I never seen that one before

01:08:07.020 --> 01:08:10.060
Okay It was from

01:08:10.060 --> 01:08:13.100
here google 10 pixel pro

01:08:13.100 --> 01:08:21.260
A google pixel 10 pro fold Was what it was from and the ai could not check this one it just

01:08:23.260 --> 01:08:30.060
Insisted that it was on a different one And but it knew it described the way it went down perfectly

01:08:31.020 --> 01:08:37.260
It just linked me to the wrong video. Yeah, and then chat gpt tripped over itself as well. It couldn't do it either and so

01:08:38.540 --> 01:08:42.780
Man, but then there's but then there's things that it does so well

01:08:43.660 --> 01:08:47.740
like I I don't know man. I don't I don't know how to deal with this anymore

01:08:48.460 --> 01:08:54.220
I don't know how to deal with this like I like I well, okay. What what have you used ai for that's been useful recently?

01:08:56.860 --> 01:09:01.020
Yeah, fair enough. All right, we can move on. I've used it in the same way for a super long time

01:09:02.060 --> 01:09:07.500
I'll use it for I I never use it to actual output. That's been a rule for a long time. Yeah, I

01:09:08.220 --> 01:09:13.740
Use it for brainstorming every once in a while. I'll be like here's here's a topic

01:09:14.140 --> 01:09:23.180
I need all the basic Like fundamentals of this topic and then it'll give me basically like headline things not headline things

01:09:26.140 --> 01:09:29.260
I don't know if I'm asking about a mouse it'll say latency

01:09:30.300 --> 01:09:33.340
You know like like things like that like it'll give me all the different things to consider

01:09:33.580 --> 01:09:41.340
Oh, and then I'll and then I'll dive into those Another one probably my like a checklist to make sure you don't overlook anything. Yeah. Yeah, okay

01:09:41.340 --> 01:09:44.620
I want to learn about this topic. What are the different like?

01:09:45.420 --> 01:09:49.580
Subcategory type things. I don't remember the actual verbiage because I just copy paste it

01:09:50.300 --> 01:09:53.180
What are what are the things within this topic that I need to care about?

01:09:53.740 --> 01:09:58.140
And then it'll let me know and then I'll dive into those usually myself or I'll ask it to

01:09:58.700 --> 01:10:05.100
Expand on one of them and then dive into it from there But I try to usually make it so that my final information does not come from it

01:10:05.740 --> 01:10:10.300
Because I'm relatively aware of how consistently wrong it is about things

01:10:10.860 --> 01:10:15.020
Um And then probably over all time

01:10:15.740 --> 01:10:24.780
I don't know if they're in the last month or two But over all time my most commonly used prompt objectively is going to be the sentiment analysis one sure where I'll be sending a message

01:10:25.580 --> 01:10:31.260
And I'll be worried about how it's going to be interpreted. Yeah, so I'll kind of rubber ducky with

01:10:31.740 --> 01:10:37.580
The LLM and just be like what what sentiment analysis would you get from this message kind of in a vacuum?

01:10:37.660 --> 01:10:41.820
You know, what's funny is I actually uh, I use it very rarely

01:10:42.300 --> 01:10:50.380
But that was something I used it for pretty recently I pasted in an argument that Yvonne and I happened to get into over text and I was like whose fault was it

01:10:51.020 --> 01:10:53.980
And basically it it crapped out that

01:10:54.620 --> 01:10:58.380
It was kind of both of our fault and it legitimately did help us resolve it. Yeah

01:10:58.780 --> 01:11:04.220
And I was like, okay Well, I'm sorry for that thing that I did that I didn't really like notice or realize I was doing

01:11:04.540 --> 01:11:11.900
And she was like, well, I'm sorry for that thing that I did that I Didn't really notice or realize that I was doing and then we were like, okay. I want to make out

01:11:13.660 --> 01:11:16.620
Through through wanshow. I have told you know quite like that

01:11:16.700 --> 01:11:21.020
I have told a very large number of people about this whole sentiment analysis thing

01:11:21.980 --> 01:11:27.020
And I find so few people ever try it and every single person I've ever known that has ever tried it has been like

01:11:27.180 --> 01:11:33.180
Oh, it's actually pretty good Because like if you really sat there and really break it down for a while you'll find those things

01:11:33.900 --> 01:11:37.100
But often it's like, I don't know. This is this is the message that I would send

01:11:37.340 --> 01:11:42.780
If this was a normal day, I would just click send But I want to be a little bit more careful copy paste blank and then it'll be like

01:11:43.100 --> 01:11:47.420
It'll it'll say some stuff and it's like, yeah, I could see that so then you make the adjustment yourself

01:11:47.580 --> 01:11:51.100
What are your personal tells for when you know that you're probably cranky?

01:11:53.100 --> 01:11:59.900
Mine is eating sounds If people if people eating near me is annoying then I know that I'm in a bad mood

01:12:00.620 --> 01:12:05.100
Even if I didn't realize it before because eating sounds normally I won't even notice them

01:12:05.420 --> 01:12:13.420
but when I'm like when I'm Low blood sugar or I haven't slept enough or there's something that's just kind of been agitating me or I have a headache or whatever

01:12:14.140 --> 01:12:17.660
if someone is In the same room as me

01:12:18.540 --> 01:12:23.820
And I can hear that like lip smacking. I just I like I want to I want to punch them and I'll like I'll be like

01:12:23.900 --> 01:12:27.660
I'll be sitting there going like Why am I so agitated right now?

01:12:27.740 --> 01:12:32.140
Look at them like they're they're eating. Do they know do they know how much noise they're making? Oh, this is me

01:12:39.420 --> 01:12:46.540
Oh, no Togekibi says I get this hearing you with the braces. Hey, I have good news on the braces front while he thinks

01:12:47.180 --> 01:12:50.380
uh Hey, look

01:12:50.460 --> 01:12:54.620
All right, this one I it's not that zoomed whatever there's one tooth here

01:12:55.580 --> 01:12:57.580
that's still quite twisted and

01:12:59.020 --> 01:13:04.540
From what I can tell When we untwist that one we're pretty much done

01:13:05.180 --> 01:13:09.900
So I am hoping fingers crossed that we are like

01:13:10.940 --> 01:13:18.700
Two and a half to three months from the end here Which would put us at the low end of the time estimate. They gave me they said about 12 to 18 months

01:13:18.700 --> 01:13:21.740
And that would put us at around the 12 and a half 13 month mark

01:13:22.460 --> 01:13:30.540
we wasted like An entire cycle with a tie on this one that wasn't secure enough and wasn't moving it and I I felt it right away

01:13:30.620 --> 01:13:35.180
I was like Should I go in and tell them to like like tie that off better because I can tell it's not moving

01:13:35.180 --> 01:13:40.940
And I know that this is the focus But I didn't and when I came in they were like, oh, yeah, that wasn't doing anything

01:13:41.020 --> 01:13:45.260
So we have to put in the same wire again, but we're gonna like tie it different reposition the bracket

01:13:45.260 --> 01:13:49.820
And I was like no that sucks Uh, I think for me it's like speed

01:13:51.180 --> 01:13:53.420
Speed if I start noticing that I'm just like

01:13:54.460 --> 01:14:03.100
Like off the dome just rifling It's usually not a great situation. Oh, so you're doing things no longer controlling my pace

01:14:03.900 --> 01:14:10.620
If I'm no longer really thinking through what I'm saying if I'm going more impulsive animalistic autopilot brain

01:14:11.180 --> 01:14:14.540
It's like I'm probably tilted right now

01:14:14.620 --> 01:14:19.580
God I need to and the the main way that I can try to get out of that is to how to force myself to slow down

01:14:19.740 --> 01:14:24.220
How often does that happen on when show Not not that often I think

01:14:24.300 --> 01:14:28.300
Um Do you believe him?

01:14:29.100 --> 01:14:35.100
Dead knotted I tried to cut him off. I tried to cut him off because that was that was so perfect

01:14:36.860 --> 01:14:40.940
But yeah, I think I think that's my answer to that there's there's a few other things as well

01:14:41.260 --> 01:14:46.940
The eating thing I think is pretty common. I think I get that too. Um, I don't think I get it as bad as you

01:14:47.020 --> 01:14:51.020
I've seen you Reactor that before

01:14:51.740 --> 01:14:55.340
But but yeah, I I'll I'll like

01:14:57.980 --> 01:15:01.980
And I'll start noticing that like the the non automatic part of the brain

01:15:02.940 --> 01:15:08.300
Is now focused on what happened a few seconds ago instead of what I'm going to do next

01:15:08.860 --> 01:15:10.860
Because I'm going so fast that it's like

01:15:12.780 --> 01:15:16.380
Oh, I didn't like that I didn't frame that well

01:15:16.380 --> 01:15:20.540
And now I'm thinking about that instead of what I'm saying next and then I start kind of falling behind

01:15:20.700 --> 01:15:24.460
And I need to go like no, no, no, no, no, let's let's slow down and get more control over what's happening

01:15:24.860 --> 01:15:30.700
Um, what is the actual aim of this conversation instead of being right about the next statement?

01:15:31.500 --> 01:15:38.540
How do I how do I come out the best possible way out of the conclusion of this scenario or conversation or whatever it is?

01:15:39.020 --> 01:15:41.180
Uh, so I try to pull myself back into like

01:15:42.220 --> 01:15:46.220
You know larger picture thinking I don't know whatever it's uh

01:15:47.260 --> 01:15:52.460
Yeah It's not easy though. It's not easy because like you have to count on

01:15:53.580 --> 01:15:58.140
One of your tells like one of your cues to to come up you have to

01:15:58.940 --> 01:16:04.620
slow down enough To think which I need to slow down really difficult which can be very difficult

01:16:05.740 --> 01:16:08.380
I don't remember even recognizing that you need to slow down

01:16:10.060 --> 01:16:13.820
Is difficult but then the like really difficult part is actually pulling it back

01:16:14.540 --> 01:16:23.020
You know what I'm the opposite I can pull it back once I have recognized that I need to then that's actually relatively easy for me

01:16:23.420 --> 01:16:26.860
But the slowing down for long enough to go wait a second

01:16:27.020 --> 01:16:33.420
We've gone off the rails here or we are completely focused on the wrong thing right now is not always

01:16:34.060 --> 01:16:36.380
Not always easy. Yeah for me. Yeah

01:16:39.180 --> 01:16:47.100
Floatplane chat Y'all need to stop flaming each other and y'all gonna y'all gonna get some timeouts pretty quick. What's going on?

01:16:47.180 --> 01:16:50.940
I don't care how much tenure you have relax. Thank you everybody

01:16:51.580 --> 01:17:00.460
Uh, all right. Why don't we jump into a new topic? Oh, no, we are explaining comms. Hey. Oh, oh, dude

01:17:01.420 --> 01:17:10.220
Dude, okay It's not launching with the same amount of fanfare as like the screwdriver or the cables or the backpack or whatever

01:17:11.100 --> 01:17:15.900
But this Took a similar time frame to develop

01:17:20.460 --> 01:17:22.460
Really

01:17:23.820 --> 01:17:33.500
Okay So it was in it was in development hell for a couple of years until we finally found

01:17:34.220 --> 01:17:37.820
Exactly the right fabric for these garments

01:17:38.300 --> 01:17:41.900
And uh, this is our UV protective polo

01:17:42.380 --> 01:17:47.580
Which is made with sea wool fabric that's derived from reclaimed oyster shells. Yes

01:17:48.060 --> 01:17:54.140
Oyster shells that have been turned into a lightweight performance fabric that has mic antimicrobial properties

01:17:54.700 --> 01:17:58.380
It has because of the weave excellent

01:17:58.460 --> 01:18:05.020
Moisture wicking excellent breathability not to mention upf 30 plus sun protection

01:18:05.820 --> 01:18:12.300
The inside collar has a pop of blue and we also added a dedicated deeper chest pocket for your sunglasses

01:18:12.940 --> 01:18:19.100
This is the one that i've had a sample of of using like an older fabric that we found

01:18:19.740 --> 01:18:26.700
We actually did a full production run of this thing But what we found was that the older fabric could not be manufactured consistently

01:18:26.940 --> 01:18:33.980
So the sizing of the finished run was All over the place. It is not very often that a chinese manufacturer

01:18:34.300 --> 01:18:39.100
Will tell you hey this thing that we made is not of acceptable quality. We don't want to ship it to you

01:18:40.780 --> 01:18:45.900
But that's what happened and they were like we literally don't want to take your money for this the sizing is

01:18:46.540 --> 01:18:53.900
All over the place. So we had to find a new material This is made of the same sea wool fabric blend for lightweight upf 30 plus sun protection

01:18:54.220 --> 01:19:01.500
Anti odor performance and breathable comfort for your beach days summer commutes are those moments when your friends somehow convince you to do outdoor activities

01:19:03.260 --> 01:19:07.740
I have gotten a shocking number of compliments on my sample of this over the last couple of years

01:19:07.980 --> 01:19:11.660
It is genuinely one of my favorite garments that we have ever made

01:19:13.020 --> 01:19:17.260
And it is like if you are like me if you're a vampire and you burn in the sun

01:19:18.060 --> 01:19:21.340
And you want something that you can wear but that

01:19:22.300 --> 01:19:25.660
That doesn't make you feel sweaty. It's like the it's like wearing like a robe

01:19:26.220 --> 01:19:30.780
Yeah, yeah, like it's it's like wearing an umbrella. It keeps you out of the sun

01:19:31.420 --> 01:19:39.260
but You can like go in the sun and you can even like you can go swimming in it and dry off and because it's antimicrobial

01:19:39.660 --> 01:19:43.020
Then you don't have to worry about like stinking so much

01:19:43.580 --> 01:19:48.940
Um, like it's not magic, you know, obviously you get dog dew on it or whatever you're going to smell like dog dew

01:19:48.940 --> 01:19:54.700
But like yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, dude. These are so exciting with some minor odors or whatever and then finally finally

01:19:55.340 --> 01:19:59.980
Uh, oh, do you want to bring up the site so we can show people? I'm sure they they're they're like a fun in the sun

01:20:00.380 --> 01:20:04.140
product So I'm sure they did like a fun photo shoot and then finally to go with them

01:20:04.220 --> 01:20:11.420
We've got the uv protective cap which uses a separate lightweight moisture wicking performance fabric with up f 50 plus protection

01:20:11.660 --> 01:20:15.500
While keeping the same familiar LTT hat fit

01:20:16.060 --> 01:20:24.860
I'm so so Excited about these you can check them out at LMG.gg slash uv collection. I think this is something that is going to

01:20:25.580 --> 01:20:29.340
uh Really resonate with our audience because

01:20:30.140 --> 01:20:36.220
Hey, let's face it. I can't be the only one of us that is a bit of a vampire and want something that

01:20:36.940 --> 01:20:41.420
Helps me Be stay out of the sun while being out in the sun

01:20:42.060 --> 01:20:44.780
Eco conscious sea wool from oyster shells

01:20:45.580 --> 01:20:49.420
Sounds uh, this is the kind of stuff that tachiana just like

01:20:50.300 --> 01:20:53.980
Goes and finds No, that's super cool. It's just so

01:20:54.380 --> 01:20:57.900
She's really passionate about this kind of stuff as as a as a

01:20:59.020 --> 01:21:04.140
Someone who's completely ignorant in that world. It sounds fake. It sounds like jonathan talking about kubernetes to me

01:21:04.700 --> 01:21:06.700
If I don't know anything about it

01:21:08.140 --> 01:21:11.020
Like what that's a really really really good description

01:21:11.340 --> 01:21:16.460
Like what do you even talk about? How does that even how is that possible at a cloud service micro orchestration?

01:21:18.060 --> 01:21:22.140
What are you talking about? It sounds super cool. It's it sounds awesome

01:21:22.220 --> 01:21:27.660
I like the fact that it's not uh some form of like petroleum plastic derivative thing

01:21:27.900 --> 01:21:34.140
Also, that's cool. I would love to shout out the fashion team. Did you notice something crazy about this launch?

01:21:35.820 --> 01:21:39.580
Uh It's at a time of the year that makes sense

01:21:40.140 --> 01:21:44.780
I don't even know if that's where you're going, but like that's been a problem for entity store historically. Yeah

01:21:45.340 --> 01:21:53.580
Yeah, oh my god. Oh my god. Good job Linus. No, not me not me not me. Good job then for stepping out of the way

01:21:55.740 --> 01:22:04.460
Oh, I mean I was not in the way Uh, if anything, I have definitely wanted things on time. Let's let's let's be real here

01:22:04.860 --> 01:22:07.980
What it comes down to is the execution of the team

01:22:08.700 --> 01:22:14.540
So I've got to give like a massive kudos to Bridget. Yeah, she has been she she

01:22:15.260 --> 01:22:18.700
I don't it was a weird thing her coming to work here

01:22:19.660 --> 01:22:23.100
because she like Worked at a real company. I was gonna say she came from like

01:22:23.820 --> 01:22:29.900
Yeah, bootlegger. Yeah, like you know like an actual, you know, like fashion company and she's been here for

01:22:30.620 --> 01:22:35.020
Like going on five years now. I think so like this is a very substantial like

01:22:35.580 --> 01:22:39.580
Portion of her career now and every once in a while I kind of check in with her and I'm like

01:22:40.700 --> 01:22:44.380
How's that going for you? You know

01:22:44.380 --> 01:22:47.100
Does that seem in hindsight like a good decision?

01:22:47.980 --> 01:22:53.980
and um And and I mean I don't want to put any words in her mouth, but she's still here obviously

01:22:54.380 --> 01:23:00.780
And she's been she's been pushing the team Really hard to start acting like what we are

01:23:01.340 --> 01:23:06.860
This is not merch This is apparel. This is this is clothing. This is fashion. This is

01:23:07.660 --> 01:23:11.740
This is a really this is I really like the feel of these. This is a highly technical garment

01:23:12.140 --> 01:23:15.420
And and technical means a different thing shells in it, dude

01:23:15.900 --> 01:23:23.260
Yeah, it means a different thing in the fashion world But what it means is that it's not pure fashion. It's not just for the looks. It's a highly functional

01:23:23.980 --> 01:23:28.540
piece that that achieves its function in a way that is really just not as simple as

01:23:29.020 --> 01:23:34.060
Finding some off-the-shelf thing and then you know cutting it and sewing it into the shape that you want

01:23:34.140 --> 01:23:40.300
Oh, I misspoke. I misspoke. There is polyester in it. Oh, okay. There you go. I misspoke. Yeah. No, it's a blend. It's a blend

01:23:41.660 --> 01:23:46.060
And so, you know I've got to give uh, I've got to give

01:23:47.020 --> 01:23:52.940
Um, I've got to give credit to the because I think the seawall is mostly responsible for the antimicrobial

01:23:53.340 --> 01:23:56.620
elements. That makes sense. Yeah um

01:23:56.620 --> 01:24:01.500
And so, yeah, I feel very nice. I've got to give credit to the team. It has almost like a cooling to the touch. Yeah

01:24:01.980 --> 01:24:06.380
I can you can I'm not even wearing it. I'm just I'm so I I have mine like down here

01:24:06.460 --> 01:24:10.220
It's a fidget toy. Um, and and you can tell that it would not

01:24:11.740 --> 01:24:15.900
Like I'm gripping it and it feels cool in my grip if that makes sense

01:24:16.220 --> 01:24:21.580
So the hand isn't really heating it up. So uh, bridge it came from like the traditional fashion world where

01:24:22.300 --> 01:24:29.260
on time was the only thing that mattered And you just like you shipped it. Yeah, you didn't do another sample

01:24:29.340 --> 01:24:34.940
You just shipped it because on time is the only thing that matters You you literally would never put the wrong season thing on the shelf

01:24:34.940 --> 01:24:43.420
It just doesn't work like that and then she came here Where the only thing that mattered was winter jackets in june make it make it the best it it can be

01:24:43.980 --> 01:24:47.740
And when it arrives We try to sell it

01:24:47.820 --> 01:24:52.700
And she's been kind of Don't balance a little bit

01:24:53.900 --> 01:25:00.940
Bring those mentalities together Not completely the other way. Yeah, not completely. No, absolutely not

01:25:01.260 --> 01:25:07.020
In fact, that's a big part of the reason this took three years not because it took three years necessarily but because we went, okay

01:25:07.420 --> 01:25:16.780
Now it's done So we're going to ship it at the next opportunity that is a proper season for us to for us to ship this thing and um

01:25:17.740 --> 01:25:21.500
And so yeah, I've just I've got to give her credit for having the discipline

01:25:21.980 --> 01:25:27.020
And having the the vision to to basically go. Okay. Look, I'm going to take what I learned here

01:25:27.100 --> 01:25:31.020
That's really really important from this, you know from my my past career

01:25:31.340 --> 01:25:37.660
And I'm going to use that to kind of elevate our strategy here and I'm just I'm I'm really excited about what they're doing on the apparel side, dude

01:25:37.980 --> 01:25:43.340
We have like 80 plus product launches coming between now and the end of the year

01:25:43.660 --> 01:25:46.780
Like think about that for a second. We will be launching

01:25:47.740 --> 01:25:50.220
Almost two new products a week

01:25:51.740 --> 01:25:55.740
Yeah, more than two new products a week for the rest of the year. It's pretty wild. Yeah

01:25:56.380 --> 01:26:03.820
That's a lot and and it's not with an enormous team. It's just a small team of people who just care a whole freaking lot

01:26:04.460 --> 01:26:09.260
Um, which is yeah, which is pretty cool Uh, hold on a second

01:26:09.340 --> 01:26:13.980
And Oh, uh, gilmore d says I saw an instagram reel before about the new shirts

01:26:13.980 --> 01:26:19.660
Am I remembering correctly that tachiana said something about part of the process making it safe for people with shellfish

01:26:21.820 --> 01:26:25.340
Shellfish allergies. My wife has a shellfish allergy

01:26:26.380 --> 01:26:31.500
um Uh, you know what I normally wouldn't bug tachiana during

01:26:32.140 --> 01:26:38.380
WAN Show but I'm just gonna I'm gonna see if I can grab her here because we gave people the afternoon off anyway

01:26:38.380 --> 01:26:40.380
So if I bug her for like two minutes at

01:26:41.580 --> 01:26:46.380
Quarter after six, it's probably not the end of the world Let's see if she picks up

01:26:55.900 --> 01:27:03.020
Uh, it looks like um, oh shoot Sammy just posted in chat. Apparently she's on vacation. Okay. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna bug her then

01:27:03.660 --> 01:27:08.140
well Sorry, I uh, we'll have to find

01:27:08.860 --> 01:27:14.300
I will have to find that out for you and and we'll get someone we'll get someone to post it on the product page. Okay

01:27:15.500 --> 01:27:19.820
Dan, do you mind sending that to um, yeah to maybe bridge it to to check into

01:27:20.700 --> 01:27:27.180
That would be that would be amazing. Sure. Roman says get work zoned. Yeah. Well, you you know how it is. You know how it is

01:27:27.900 --> 01:27:34.220
um All right. Anyway, so that's the new products that you guys can check out at LTT Store and

01:27:35.180 --> 01:27:42.140
If you are looking for a good reason to do it Then why not so you can send a calm? Uh, calms are checkout messages

01:27:42.220 --> 01:27:48.300
They're something that we created because we don't really believe in people just throwing money at their screens and

01:27:48.700 --> 01:27:53.980
Getting maybe nothing in return from streamers. So we don't do twitch bits. We don't do super chats

01:27:54.060 --> 01:28:01.180
We don't really do any of that stuff Instead we do checkout messages or calms. So what you do is you head over to lttstore.com

01:28:01.420 --> 01:28:04.620
You add any of the cool stuff that we have on there to your cart

01:28:05.180 --> 01:28:12.220
Like say for example the uh, I don't know the polo shirt. Luke's just shopping. So, you know, whatever. No, I was noticing

01:28:14.220 --> 01:28:19.100
You go in here and there's a polo shirt and then you go under apparel and you go to shirts

01:28:20.460 --> 01:28:24.220
Okay, uh, Dan. That's another note if we could uh, I already sent it off. Oh, okay

01:28:24.300 --> 01:28:29.980
That's what I was doing with all my phone stuff. Wonderful. Um, yeah, we can we can let's go to something else. Let's do this

01:28:29.980 --> 01:28:33.980
Yeah, multi the the new uh smaller multi bit precision set

01:28:34.380 --> 01:28:37.500
So this one, uh, doesn't have the in handle storage

01:28:37.580 --> 01:28:43.100
But it does come with the torque bar so that you can uh, you can drive things harder if you want it comes with fewer bits

01:28:43.580 --> 01:28:49.500
Anyway, okay, throw it in the cart and whenever we're live, you'll see this interface to send a checkout message

01:28:49.500 --> 01:28:52.620
You can choose your color. You can choose whether to show your name or be anonymous

01:28:53.180 --> 01:28:58.780
Joshua C chose to show his name up there. Uh, after you place your order, it will go to producer Dan

01:28:59.420 --> 01:29:02.940
There he is who will reply to it or who will

01:29:03.740 --> 01:29:07.980
Curate it for me and luke to respond to so why don't we do a couple curated

01:29:08.300 --> 01:29:11.580
Checkout messages. Yeah, sure. We've got a quite a few come through already

01:29:11.660 --> 01:29:17.500
Really doesn't roll off the tongue like merge messages. It does it No, I just I can't call it merch anymore luke. I can't call it merch

01:29:17.580 --> 01:29:22.380
I mean, I'm open to a rebranding again because it's really maybe the messages are merch not working for me

01:29:22.860 --> 01:29:27.660
The the the merch was the friends we made along the way. Yeah, are we even something like that? I don't know man

01:29:28.380 --> 01:29:33.100
I liked whale words It was kind of fun. Yeah, I don't know

01:29:33.980 --> 01:29:39.660
Let me faster on it a little bit more. Please do consider something else. Yeah. Hey DLM

01:29:39.820 --> 01:29:46.700
Love the products as always. I like the new site, but I'm wondering when slash if the archive slash retired products page was

01:29:47.420 --> 01:29:52.220
Talked about uh, still gonna happen. Yeah, the plan is still for it to happen. It hasn't happened yet

01:29:52.620 --> 01:29:57.180
We were hard at work getting the new site up and running. Um, I gotta say like

01:29:58.060 --> 01:30:06.380
Shout out cw and dev team like the fact that our new site went up and it has as few game breaking bugs as it had

01:30:06.380 --> 01:30:10.060
Like it was I think zero game breakers and like

01:30:10.060 --> 01:30:17.340
maybe one or two Things that I would consider high severity and then like a handful of low severity things like

01:30:17.900 --> 01:30:25.100
As far as new site launches go, I don't think I've seen much smoother than that like I was actually really impressed with the team

01:30:25.820 --> 01:30:28.140
Um, oh something. I haven't checked yet

01:30:29.100 --> 01:30:34.460
Uh, remember I showed you that weird bug on my fold where our imagery on the site would be duplicated

01:30:35.660 --> 01:30:43.260
I haven't tried it on the new site yet Let's see. Okay, so I'm gonna click a product. I'm gonna click the uv protective hoodie

01:30:43.980 --> 01:30:51.500
No, it's fixed now Cool. So the image scrolling is is sideways now, which honestly is like probably better anyway

01:30:52.060 --> 01:30:58.700
Yeah, all right, cool. So yeah, good job. We inadvertently fixed my stupid folding phone issue. Um, yeah, there's

01:31:01.500 --> 01:31:05.900
Trying to figure out if things are a bug or not. There's a new gallery style that we have

01:31:06.460 --> 01:31:15.180
Um, it's it's more prominently noticeable in other products But like on this one uv protective hoodie, it's selected on ic blue by default. I scroll down and all I see is ic blue

01:31:15.900 --> 01:31:24.940
and then they end Oh, if I want to see the other one I click on cactus and then okay cactus ones. This is apparently

01:31:25.660 --> 01:31:34.460
Uh-huh very normal Other like fashion brands are doing this. This is not like we're not the only ones doing this. I think I might be

01:31:36.140 --> 01:31:40.860
Out of touch. I don't shop for things online a lot guy by being like, uh, I don't like that so much

01:31:41.100 --> 01:31:47.900
Right, you want to see all the different Just see all and then have clicking the thing just scroll me to the other color. No, it's tough

01:31:48.140 --> 01:31:54.540
No, I think I can already give you the answer to this and I think the reason is that we have there's other places that do this

01:31:54.620 --> 01:31:59.820
No, no, I just mean even for us though. We have evergreen items like our our blank t-shirts

01:32:00.540 --> 01:32:07.180
are um They're on again trying to be more like like a fashion brand. We have seasonal colors now

01:32:07.660 --> 01:32:11.660
So we have our evergreen colors like black and then we will do

01:32:12.380 --> 01:32:14.380
like new colors and so

01:32:16.060 --> 01:32:20.620
When if we were to do all of if we were to do a photo shoot with these five colors

01:32:21.180 --> 01:32:27.340
And then we were to launch these three colors Then what would happen is you would have this weird

01:32:27.820 --> 01:32:33.100
Like photo gallery that contains these five colors incredible amount of some of which are gone

01:32:33.900 --> 01:32:43.420
And then all these new colors wouldn't be represented there So you've got a for me go to the party shirt for a sec. Yeah, sure. And like I'm I'm more than happy to

01:32:44.060 --> 01:32:48.380
Uh, accept that I may be wrong here. No, I'm not saying you're not wrong. You're just

01:32:49.340 --> 01:32:53.180
You know, this is where it gets a little cray-cray for me

01:32:54.060 --> 01:32:58.220
Mm-hmm, because now you have the series as well

01:32:59.180 --> 01:33:04.540
Hmm This one's out of stock. Oh, we should remove these ones that are all out of stock

01:33:04.860 --> 01:33:07.980
I Dan, do you mind sending a note? Please

01:33:08.140 --> 01:33:15.180
To whom? Um to but but hold on Dave. They're not wait. What click on the other series

01:33:16.140 --> 01:33:18.300
Oh shoot. Okay. I would say that's a bug

01:33:20.140 --> 01:33:23.020
Oh, okay, that's a problem. Okay. We need to figure that out

01:33:24.540 --> 01:33:28.380
Uh, yeah, we definitely need to figure that out because it doesn't say that it's out of stock

01:33:28.540 --> 01:33:34.860
What it's saying technically is that like frutiger era does not have the hostel of vista. Yeah

01:33:35.820 --> 01:33:44.780
Design, okay, we need to figure that out So, yeah, there's some there's some stuff, but it's it's it's not that bad. I think it looks and feels great the site in general

01:33:45.980 --> 01:33:49.420
By the way, check out one of the party shirts Curtis B from Madison

01:33:49.900 --> 01:33:52.300
us 10 out of 10 the shirt changed my life

01:33:52.940 --> 01:33:57.900
Okay, that was the solitaire large, but there's there's lots of other variants of our tremendous

01:33:58.380 --> 01:34:00.380
party shirts

01:34:01.900 --> 01:34:05.020
Do you look half this cool right now? I doubt it. No

01:34:05.820 --> 01:34:13.020
I doubt it. I just a strong doubt That's all. Okay, Dan. Do you want to hit us with a couple comes? Sure. I've got one more here for you

01:34:13.420 --> 01:34:18.380
Thank you for the more polo shirts. Please add even more colors, especially for premium polo

01:34:18.780 --> 01:34:24.140
What's y'all's opinion on polo shirts and what do you look for when designing a polo?

01:34:24.940 --> 01:34:31.180
I'm gonna I'm gonna lean on Lisa from the cw team and the big thing that she

01:34:31.820 --> 01:34:37.100
Talks about to the point of like, oh my god, Lisa. I get it. Yes. I know this is important to our design process

01:34:37.100 --> 01:34:42.380
You are a hundred percent right But she harps on this and it's really important like to be clear

01:34:42.940 --> 01:34:49.500
What she's saying is so valid and so right and it's important to say it over and over again because you should never lose track of it

01:34:49.500 --> 01:34:53.420
is she always talks about our customer and what they

01:34:53.980 --> 01:34:59.660
need not what they want or what they think they might like what they need and

01:35:00.540 --> 01:35:05.740
The way that one of the things that she really tries to emphasize is

01:35:07.100 --> 01:35:13.500
Um ease of wearing And like what does she mean by that what she means is that

01:35:14.540 --> 01:35:19.020
for better or for worse The people who have chosen to

01:35:19.740 --> 01:35:23.820
follow the exploits of Linus and luke over the last

01:35:24.460 --> 01:35:27.340
You know 14 years or however long it's been

01:35:27.900 --> 01:35:33.020
um Can be a little bit like Linus and luke who are wearing what today?

01:35:34.140 --> 01:35:41.340
A black t-shirt Why are they both wearing a black t-shirt? It goes with everything because it's easy to wear

01:35:42.300 --> 01:35:45.900
And so that's the thing that lisa is always

01:35:47.020 --> 01:35:53.340
Hammering on is when she's looking at okay. How do we help our customer?

01:35:54.300 --> 01:35:59.500
Who we know is going to make their choice based on what is very easy to wear

01:36:00.620 --> 01:36:03.420
How do we help them up style a little bit?

01:36:04.060 --> 01:36:09.340
And so that's where you've gotten innovations like the pop of color in the uh in the color

01:36:10.300 --> 01:36:16.460
Where we're not trying to overwhelm you when you look at your clothes in your closet in the morning or in your drawers

01:36:17.180 --> 01:36:22.460
But we're trying to You know help you make a choice that is easy

01:36:22.780 --> 01:36:25.820
Oh, that's cool and that elevates your style a little bit and that's exactly

01:36:26.060 --> 01:36:29.580
You know what they try to do with the uh with the polos also comfort

01:36:29.980 --> 01:36:33.660
Like that's one of my things is i'll always tell them look i don't care

01:36:34.220 --> 01:36:39.020
I don't care how many oysters it has in it, right like that is not i actually think that's really cool

01:36:39.100 --> 01:36:44.220
No, no, no, I just mean I don't care how many oysters is in it if it's not comfortable or if it shrinks in the wash

01:36:44.940 --> 01:36:48.460
Yeah, I will say my my my interest in it being made with oysters

01:36:48.860 --> 01:36:52.300
Spiked dramatically after I touched it and was like wow it feels really nice

01:36:52.940 --> 01:36:56.060
And then and then now that's really cool and now i'm interested in that

01:36:56.140 --> 01:36:59.180
And I want to figure out like i'm gonna go home and try to learn about

01:36:59.820 --> 01:37:03.100
Uh Ocean

01:37:03.100 --> 01:37:07.900
Wool or something sea wool sea wool. I want to figure out how that how the heck they make that

01:37:07.900 --> 01:37:11.500
Yeah, I'm gonna go like watch something or whatever. So that's where you see the inputs

01:37:12.380 --> 01:37:16.780
From all the different members of the team come together during mile hands address

01:37:17.740 --> 01:37:24.780
I made kind of like a joke. Um, I forget what did what did I refer to our our size as a company as did I call it

01:37:25.020 --> 01:37:28.060
An oil tanker or something or something like that. I called us

01:37:28.780 --> 01:37:32.060
What what did you remember what word I used Dan? Let's see if he was listening

01:37:32.060 --> 01:37:34.060
Uh

01:37:37.260 --> 01:37:42.860
Oh, we're both trying to turn on Dan at the same time and the ends are turned off by it. You're better at it. Um

01:37:43.740 --> 01:37:49.180
I don't know it's I can't remember what you said was it mass. I don't know it was something it was something along

01:37:49.340 --> 01:37:58.620
It was something along those lines. Um, no, I don't remember But but one of the things that I was kind of emphasizing is that that's a key advantage for us is that we have

01:37:59.500 --> 01:38:03.020
So many different inputs that go into our outputs

01:38:03.100 --> 01:38:08.140
And sometimes that can feel like a too many chefs situation and it can feel like bloat

01:38:08.780 --> 01:38:15.340
But I think that when it's done. Well, it actually really elevates everything that we do whether it's video or whether it's

01:38:15.900 --> 01:38:20.620
physical goods or whether it's a streaming platform or whatever else it is that we're

01:38:21.260 --> 01:38:31.100
Creating so like in a product like this You can see Bridget's influence it launched at a freaking reasonable time season wise you can see like tony and dave's enter

01:38:32.300 --> 01:38:35.900
Their influence in the in the marketing and the fact that it's available

01:38:36.380 --> 01:38:44.140
Concurrently at both of our distribution centers You can see like Tatiana's influence in the materials choices. You can see a llama day's influence in the fit

01:38:44.700 --> 01:38:50.540
Um, you can see like Lisa's influence in just the ease of of wearing it and all that stuff

01:38:50.540 --> 01:38:56.060
You can see my influence in that it's going to be comfortable and not shrinking the wash

01:38:56.940 --> 01:38:58.940
Or at least, you know, not much

01:39:00.380 --> 01:39:04.220
It's yeah, it's just it's it's lots of it's lots of stuff. It's lots of stuff

01:39:06.620 --> 01:39:10.700
Was it mass? Yeah, it was mass. All right. Okay, apparently it was mass

01:39:12.300 --> 01:39:16.380
I feel now I feel like I have to double check. I have my I have my all hands address

01:39:16.940 --> 01:39:23.820
Speech here It's the kind of thing that I I wonder if there's some kind of an outlet where we can kind of like talk to the audience a

01:39:23.820 --> 01:39:27.740
Little bit about some of the stuff that we talked about like the Floatplane update was so cool

01:39:28.460 --> 01:39:32.620
And I feel like you know the viewership of jonathan's like

01:39:33.500 --> 01:39:41.340
Yeah, you should give context so okay, so jonathan from the Floatplane team Floatplane was part of our all hands for the first time

01:39:41.980 --> 01:39:45.180
Uh, was that this week? What a what a week?

01:39:47.180 --> 01:39:52.540
Floatplane was part of the all hands for the first time this week So we got to show people like what we do

01:39:53.420 --> 01:39:59.180
And I had the I thought it would be a lot less interesting to have me just kind of stand up there and talk

01:39:59.420 --> 01:40:05.580
So I mostly just introed like What Floatplane is just in case someone works in a business unit that's really far from Floatplane

01:40:05.580 --> 01:40:08.620
It doesn't really know um and and and

01:40:08.620 --> 01:40:12.620
What we do on a at a very high level very quickly and then try to get out of the way

01:40:12.780 --> 01:40:17.980
Because I thought it would be much more interesting to have you know, the developers speak for themselves as to what they do

01:40:18.060 --> 01:40:20.940
What they have contributed what things they're doing on the platform

01:40:21.340 --> 01:40:30.700
um, and then also have The infrastructure side get presented from from jonathan who is currently the the primary for infrastructure on Floatplane

01:40:31.100 --> 01:40:33.900
um, and it was really good, but

01:40:34.620 --> 01:40:39.740
jonathan's first video Was if I remember correctly almost 11 minutes long

01:40:40.460 --> 01:40:49.020
Um, he recorded it Uh, well not re-recorded he re-rendered it with cutting a bunch of the the like gaps between talking out

01:40:49.020 --> 01:40:54.140
It came down to I think it was like a minute and a half minute or sorry nine and a half minutes or nine minutes and 45

01:40:54.460 --> 01:40:58.620
It's still pretty long especially in all hands context and it was dense

01:40:58.780 --> 01:41:04.140
It was dense and it was pretty deep in the weeds and it was really really cool, but I was like we're gonna lose

01:41:05.100 --> 01:41:10.380
90 people with this Can we get a more like slimmed down version that we're still gonna lose people with

01:41:11.020 --> 01:41:14.860
And I think at a certain point I had some some comments on this of like, oh, yeah

01:41:14.860 --> 01:41:19.340
It was like it was too technical and it's like at a certain point that has to be okay

01:41:19.980 --> 01:41:25.260
Because I can't make it. Yeah Like if it just is really technical

01:41:26.220 --> 01:41:30.300
So like we you know try to make it approachable try to give real world scenarios

01:41:30.300 --> 01:41:35.420
Like he talked about like what our infrastructure did when a power supply died in one of our servers

01:41:35.820 --> 01:41:39.020
And how the service didn't go down and how that blah blah blah blah blah

01:41:39.020 --> 01:41:43.740
So he tried to make it like relatable. It's he tried to basically I think the way that we described it

01:41:44.540 --> 01:41:47.420
If my memory serves me correctly is we tried to take

01:41:47.980 --> 01:41:53.260
Um like a math or physics problem that was just numbers and we tried to make it a word problem

01:41:55.100 --> 01:42:01.580
So like you try to try to add context instead of an object flying through the air with gravitational force and whatever else

01:42:01.820 --> 01:42:05.820
It's a catapult and they're trying to hit a target and they have to figure out the math for it

01:42:05.980 --> 01:42:09.740
Like it makes it makes it you can understand it more easily. So we tried to take that approach

01:42:10.140 --> 01:42:12.460
But we took the like uncompressed

01:42:13.180 --> 01:42:17.900
You know jonathan version, which was much longer and we put it on like an internal

01:42:18.380 --> 01:42:22.940
Uh thing so people could see it and that actually got a decent amount of youth

01:42:23.020 --> 01:42:29.180
I was worried that maybe no one would watch it. Oh, they did like I I watched it real fast

01:42:29.820 --> 01:42:35.180
Really? Yeah, that's super cool. I got messages before I had settled down at my desk being like

01:42:36.620 --> 01:42:41.100
I I thought the Floatplane team did a great job of their presentations overall actually

01:42:41.180 --> 01:42:45.260
Yeah, and I just I was very happy. I feel like this was probably

01:42:46.220 --> 01:42:53.660
the Most eye-opening all-hands we've ever done for the people who work on the media side of the business

01:42:54.540 --> 01:43:01.100
Because it was I think the first time that we haven't really talked about the media side of the business at all

01:43:01.660 --> 01:43:08.540
and it's um It's not to be clear. I don't you know, I'm not going to say that the media side is not important

01:43:08.700 --> 01:43:13.660
It's extremely important. It's the foundation upon which everything else was built

01:43:14.460 --> 01:43:18.140
Let's be real here but I think sometimes

01:43:18.540 --> 01:43:24.860
um It's easy for the media side because I work in the media business day to day

01:43:25.340 --> 01:43:30.380
It's easy for us to kind of go. Hey, we're the center of the universe and

01:43:31.180 --> 01:43:33.180
like everything else is

01:43:34.620 --> 01:43:41.500
Is outside of our tunnel vision, you know what I mean? And I like I felt like there were moments when I kind of like looked out over

01:43:42.060 --> 01:43:45.980
Over the the crowd and I saw people like really engaged

01:43:46.060 --> 01:43:49.980
It did seem to be I'm really interested in learning what like

01:43:50.620 --> 01:43:55.740
Entire departments of people who have like been with the company for three to five years

01:43:56.220 --> 01:44:02.460
Have been building all this time Um, and so I really you heard donathan and peter right eight plus

01:44:03.500 --> 01:44:11.260
Like they've been around We don't see them because a lot of the a lot of people in the other be used uh, even creator warehouse

01:44:11.500 --> 01:44:14.700
Um, they have their own unit. They a lot of them are off-site

01:44:14.780 --> 01:44:23.180
um So We literally don't see them a lot of the a lot of the folks on the media side don't even talk to them or think about them

01:44:23.740 --> 01:44:26.060
um, but they're really really important to

01:44:27.580 --> 01:44:31.420
Keeping the lights on and keeping thing keeping things going right keeping the ship sailing

01:44:32.060 --> 01:44:34.060
um

01:44:35.260 --> 01:44:42.380
Yeah, yeah, it was really cool. I was I was pretty excited about it. I was a little nervous about it because again, I I'm I'm

01:44:43.340 --> 01:44:50.620
Well, you had multiple teams presenting you had infra and Floatplane. Well, it was it was Floatplane infra

01:44:51.260 --> 01:44:54.540
Right. Okay. Sorry, which does some stuff for local

01:44:55.100 --> 01:44:58.380
Okay, so there was like the little shout out at the end of like we also do

01:44:58.860 --> 01:45:02.860
All of this which was like the hosting of all the services for for internal things

01:45:03.100 --> 01:45:09.100
Yeah, because the the Floatplane and internal infrastructure slash it teams blend a little bit now

01:45:09.740 --> 01:45:12.860
Um, like like jonathan does work on both sides

01:45:13.260 --> 01:45:15.580
Um, and and aj does work on both sides

01:45:16.300 --> 01:45:20.460
jonathan's more Floatplane leaning aj is more LMG leaning these days

01:45:20.860 --> 01:45:26.460
Um, but like there there is there is shared resources across the or like smash champs or whatever

01:45:26.780 --> 01:45:30.460
The whole the whole inter inter tangled web of companies

01:45:30.620 --> 01:45:35.100
Yeah, and and the infrastructure is like right at the heart of the inter tangled web of companies

01:45:35.100 --> 01:45:42.380
So like there is there is a as it would be right? Yeah, but that was predominantly a presentation on Floatplane infrastructure

01:45:42.380 --> 01:45:46.860
Right. Um, yeah, this is good though. It was awesome. Yeah, I thought it was really good

01:45:46.940 --> 01:45:50.460
and like the feedback that I've gotten on the long version was also like

01:45:51.260 --> 01:45:55.260
Whoa, the partners of one of the people who presented on the dev side

01:45:55.820 --> 01:45:58.620
um watched jonathan's full version

01:45:59.260 --> 01:46:05.020
Before the presentation and was just like vaguely interested at the beginning and ended up watching the entire like 10 minutes

01:46:05.100 --> 01:46:10.300
And was like, whoa, that was really cool. Like it's pretty good. It's it's tech tips. Yeah

01:46:10.940 --> 01:46:17.980
It's like Real tech tips though. Um, and they had also watched the the dev version, but the dev version was

01:46:18.700 --> 01:46:23.740
um, I think If you told people you were going to show them each one

01:46:24.140 --> 01:46:30.620
Most people are going to default to expecting the dev version to be more interesting. Um, so I think that's why

01:46:31.260 --> 01:46:36.060
The infraversion being really interesting is getting so much attention. It's not that the dev one wasn't interesting

01:46:36.140 --> 01:46:40.540
It was really interesting. It was very good I've had minecraft footage for attention

01:46:41.820 --> 01:46:47.660
There's a lot of attention tricks. Yeah, which I I didn't coach any of those. That was great though

01:46:47.740 --> 01:46:54.540
That was all them. That was amazing. And I mean all three of them like yeah, here. Do we actually do do we uh,

01:46:54.540 --> 01:46:59.740
What channel were those published to was it patet? I don't think I have access to patet. It's Linus been your group internal

01:47:00.140 --> 01:47:03.900
Uh Oh, okay

01:47:03.900 --> 01:47:06.060
Oh, this is great. I mean these are these are multi

01:47:06.940 --> 01:47:09.740
Upload posts so you can see the different versions if you scroll down

01:47:10.460 --> 01:47:14.380
Uh, maybe I can I don't see it. I can't scroll down

01:47:16.060 --> 01:47:18.700
Uh, that's fine. That's fine. I just need uh

01:47:20.700 --> 01:47:25.660
Let me see. Okay, so this oh the development one just has one version. That's why the infrastructure one has two versions

01:47:25.980 --> 01:47:33.660
Uh, so this this will give you some idea of what apparently our internal presentations look like during our all hands meetings

01:47:34.460 --> 01:47:41.980
Um, so showing the oh, yeah, these are some of the new, um user badges. So here's some minecraft footage for attention

01:47:43.020 --> 01:47:45.020
um

01:47:46.380 --> 01:47:51.020
She's saying stuff during this time, but you're not hearing it. You're watching minecraft

01:47:52.300 --> 01:47:54.300
jk jk

01:47:55.660 --> 01:48:00.940
So, yeah, this is that literally played on the projector at our all hands for 100 people

01:48:04.300 --> 01:48:06.620
Oh, man, what a we are

01:48:07.660 --> 01:48:14.220
Sometimes we're boring and corporate and then other times we're like still a really weird company like we had uh, we had a um

01:48:14.940 --> 01:48:19.100
A barbecue today in the rain with like axe throwing

01:48:20.540 --> 01:48:25.020
Like what the f***? You know I

01:48:25.100 --> 01:48:29.180
Yeah, this was an initiative from our new like HR guy who's like

01:48:30.380 --> 01:48:34.060
I would say a first impression of him. No offense tim

01:48:34.460 --> 01:48:37.500
But would be like, you know, kind of stuffy and old-fashioned

01:48:38.700 --> 01:48:43.260
But like there was cornhole um

01:48:44.860 --> 01:48:48.380
I don't know what to say. I thought it was cool. Cool way to kick off a long weekend, too

01:48:48.380 --> 01:48:52.780
Yeah, yeah, so we did like an extra long weekend, which um, yeah, that was that was a tim initiative

01:48:52.780 --> 01:48:55.660
He basically like brought it to me. He's like, here's the budget

01:48:56.220 --> 01:49:00.220
Terry numbers for the for the friday early dismissal

01:49:00.780 --> 01:49:09.020
barbecue Yeah, okay. He's actually a lot more charismatic than that, but uh, martina d said, please release them to flow plane

01:49:09.580 --> 01:49:13.820
Uh, uh, they'd need a scrub to make sure that there's they would need to scrub

01:49:13.820 --> 01:49:20.380
They weren't intended to be shown and then Linus just ripped it, but uh, that was probably fine. Um, it's it's also like

01:49:21.100 --> 01:49:24.380
You know, these people didn't necessarily sign up to be shown to the world

01:49:24.540 --> 01:49:28.780
They signed it to be shown internally and when they were making them initially that was the goal

01:49:28.940 --> 01:49:32.060
So it might be possible that we could do

01:49:32.860 --> 01:49:36.620
another pass And make them. Yeah, maybe

01:49:37.180 --> 01:49:41.900
Maybe we're not committing anything now. Yeah, and especially because these guys like have

01:49:42.780 --> 01:49:48.780
A lot of work to do and already put a lot of work into this and so already a fairly undersized team

01:49:48.860 --> 01:49:52.380
So yeah, like they they're they're very busy. I prefer the word talented

01:49:53.020 --> 01:49:59.820
sure They do a lot of output per person basically very talented

01:50:00.860 --> 01:50:05.260
Yeah Um, oh

01:50:05.420 --> 01:50:11.900
Did we actually do a comm yet? We did one. Did we do two? Yes, we've done two. We've done two. Oh, sure. Should we pick another topic?

01:50:11.900 --> 01:50:15.500
I honestly have zero memory of either of them. Nice. That's how you know

01:50:15.500 --> 01:50:22.220
It's good because it sparks a good conversation. Yeah. Yeah, I always feel good when you do a comm for like an hour

01:50:23.900 --> 01:50:27.740
That does happen. Um, yeah, it makes me feel good. Yeah, okay

01:50:27.820 --> 01:50:34.220
Oh, I'll get right because that means he curated a good one And yeah, sometimes I get it wrong and you're like, yeah 30 seconds and then we move on

01:50:34.700 --> 01:50:38.220
I'm like, what? We've done this before

01:50:38.220 --> 01:50:42.860
Way to go Dan. You've done bad and you should feel bad. I do all the time. No

01:50:44.060 --> 01:50:48.700
No, no too much Now we're tripping over each other on the Dan button again. No

01:50:50.700 --> 01:50:58.140
No, it's fun. I think cute Uh, all right amazon has decided that same day shipping

01:50:58.940 --> 01:51:11.340
Is not fast enough They've started rolling out amazon now a service aimed at delivering your order in 30 minutes or less in a handful of american cities back in december

01:51:11.740 --> 01:51:16.940
and 15 minutes or less in parts of brazil, mexico, india and the ua e

01:51:17.500 --> 01:51:21.980
This service is now expanding to additional cities. It uses specialized

01:51:22.620 --> 01:51:30.060
Micro-fulfillment centers also known as dark stores for the deliveries and these sites can stock thousands of items closer to customers

01:51:30.300 --> 01:51:35.260
than amazon's typical warehouses The company said that 30 minute deliveries will be available

01:51:36.300 --> 01:51:40.700
24 hours a day in most areas where the service is available

01:51:41.260 --> 01:51:45.100
Prime members will pay a 399 fee for amazon now and an additional

01:51:45.820 --> 01:51:53.100
199 fee for orders orders below $15 while customers without a prime membership will pay a $14 delivery fee along with an extra $4

01:51:53.740 --> 01:51:56.780
For orders below 15 bucks. This is

01:51:57.660 --> 01:52:03.260
crazy Like it's basically uber eats, but for like kind of anything on amazon

01:52:03.260 --> 01:52:11.180
I guess that is popular enough that it's Stocked in one of these micro-fulfillments probably a lot of stuff considering if you look at amazon statistics

01:52:11.180 --> 01:52:15.100
It seems like people just sort of all by the same sort by overall pick

01:52:15.500 --> 01:52:20.060
Yeah, yeah, which and and you know what we've built pcs using the overall pick

01:52:20.540 --> 01:52:24.940
Using the top rated using the amazon. What does overall pick mean?

01:52:25.900 --> 01:52:29.420
We did a whole video about it. I forget I did my thing where I

01:52:29.900 --> 01:52:33.580
I do a bunch of research and learn about it I write a script

01:52:33.580 --> 01:52:37.660
I host the video and then that part of my brain withers and dies

01:52:38.140 --> 01:52:40.220
And hopefully a new part grows in its place

01:52:41.260 --> 01:52:43.900
We're talking very recently about how I mean, I mean

01:52:44.860 --> 01:52:49.260
I was like trying to learn something ended up watching my own video to try to learn it

01:52:49.580 --> 01:52:57.420
um, yeah, it was about the um DirectX 12 and SLI stuff and Vulkan. Yeah, and I end up watching the whole thing because I was like

01:52:58.300 --> 01:53:00.300
Oh, yeah

01:53:01.500 --> 01:53:08.380
I had no memory that you could you could SLI four of those cards after they turned off four-way SLI

01:53:08.460 --> 01:53:14.540
You could still do it but only for benchmarks. I had no idea that was a thing completely forgot that like just tons of stuff

01:53:14.540 --> 01:53:18.780
That's just Gone and no figment of a memory of it. It's just

01:53:19.420 --> 01:53:21.420
Gone. Yep, and then I can remember

01:53:22.860 --> 01:53:26.460
So many stupid things. I've hosted like 8 000 videos

01:53:27.500 --> 01:53:30.780
I regularly come across a video and go

01:53:32.060 --> 01:53:36.940
I have no recollection of that Like at all at all

01:53:37.180 --> 01:53:43.020
And you know what sometimes that's the most fun way to enjoy it. Are you okay?

01:53:44.620 --> 01:53:54.700
I had a very bad realization Uh, AI generated videos being able to potentially like convince you that your past is different than it is. Oh like gaslight you? Yeah

01:53:58.220 --> 01:54:03.340
It's good news WAN Show. Yeah, we're moving on let that part of your brain shrivel and die. Yeah

01:54:05.500 --> 01:54:10.700
Uh, anyway You are pretty adamantly against using amazon

01:54:11.660 --> 01:54:18.620
Would you consider if you needed something right now amazon now if you could get it in 30 minutes?

01:54:19.580 --> 01:54:22.860
Depends on mission critical it is but I mean, okay. It's toilet paper

01:54:24.220 --> 01:54:27.740
No, you're on the toilet right now. We have a bidet at home. Nice

01:54:28.460 --> 01:54:34.860
So is it the Ludwig one? No. Oh, okay. Just I got it before that some other one. Yeah. All right. Cool. Did you spring for heated?

01:54:35.900 --> 01:54:38.140
Yes, yeah, but I sprang for heated

01:54:39.100 --> 01:54:43.260
Before like north america got really into them and it wasn't that expensive

01:54:43.980 --> 01:54:52.460
And then they went Really, I haven't I haven't shopped for one recently or heated bidets. I got it before the the covid toilet paper rush

01:54:53.340 --> 01:54:58.620
Oh, so you were like way ahead of the curve. Yeah, got it. And then the covid toilet paper rush happened and everyone went

01:54:59.020 --> 01:55:05.740
Oh bidets and then they went Um, I don't know if maybe they've come back down, but like it's it's been

01:55:06.700 --> 01:55:10.780
Naturally if you follow that timeline, it's been years. So like I don't I don't know

01:55:10.940 --> 01:55:14.700
I just remember like talking to people about how it was good

01:55:15.340 --> 01:55:19.420
and then It'll be like, oh, yeah. Well, they're like way too expensive and I was like, huh?

01:55:21.020 --> 01:55:27.100
Does Ludwig still do bidets? I don't think so. I mean his site's still up. Oh sold out

01:55:29.420 --> 01:55:34.940
Sold out sold out. Okay. Never mind doesn't doesn't do them anymore. Okay. So just I don't know bye bidet

01:55:36.700 --> 01:55:42.380
Uh, okay. Tushy still does them. They do know that that's that there's a very different website. And you know what?

01:55:42.380 --> 01:55:47.180
It doesn't matter. The point is um Where's a heated one?

01:55:47.180 --> 01:55:51.020
Oh my good. Oh, I hate it when dude websites like this

01:55:51.500 --> 01:55:54.780
It just makes me want to leave the website. I clicked on something

01:55:54.780 --> 01:55:59.500
I was trying to look at your product and you popped up this whole page that just f*** off

01:55:59.820 --> 01:56:03.340
I am trying to use your website and look at your product

01:56:04.060 --> 01:56:10.060
Shop by model Oh my gosh, how many models of bidet do you need?

01:56:10.620 --> 01:56:13.820
Shop by feature warm water. Here we go. Oh my god. Go away

01:56:14.460 --> 01:56:17.740
What just happened? I clicked warm water

01:56:17.740 --> 01:56:23.340
Okay, now it goes dude. No, I am no longer showing this website because it's too obnoxious

01:56:23.660 --> 01:56:27.500
Yeah Yeah, and my my amazon thing to be clear. I don't I try not to like

01:56:27.980 --> 01:56:30.940
No preach it to other people too much or anything, but I have

01:56:31.660 --> 01:56:34.220
I have my reasons. I try to go to

01:56:36.300 --> 01:56:39.980
Practically anywhere else obviously I try to make it like smaller

01:56:41.100 --> 01:56:46.300
Smaller outfits smaller stores directly from the company if I can is generally ideal

01:56:46.860 --> 01:56:52.380
um But sometimes there's not an option, but like I I often would even rather go to like Best Buy

01:56:54.300 --> 01:56:57.820
Just something but uh

01:56:57.820 --> 01:57:03.740
Yeah, the thing that drives me nuts is when there's a company that is just an amazon company

01:57:04.540 --> 01:57:12.540
They only sell through amazon That's very annoying because then it's like well, I think you need to find an alternative or

01:57:13.420 --> 01:57:15.420
Uh, get it from amazon anyways

01:57:21.340 --> 01:57:27.420
I needed a uh an irrigation line adapter for my garden hose

01:57:27.820 --> 01:57:29.820
I

01:57:31.740 --> 01:57:38.460
Wanted it in 30 minutes. I would have done it Because I had to wait like three days or something like that to get the stupid thing

01:57:38.540 --> 01:57:41.260
And then that means that I had to go and manually water

01:57:41.820 --> 01:57:45.260
Stupid hanging baskets and there wasn't like a home depot

01:57:45.980 --> 01:57:51.660
Thing I don't have time to go shop. I had to order it online. I had like can you order online from home depot?

01:57:52.300 --> 01:57:58.620
Uh, yeah Their shipping is pretty expensive in canada though like it generally doesn't make a ton of sense

01:58:00.220 --> 01:58:04.540
3d print it so the plastic one that I had before was exactly why it failed though

01:58:05.660 --> 01:58:10.860
So I wanted to brass one But good idea though. Good idea. I like where you're going with it

01:58:11.820 --> 01:58:19.260
um All right, it's way easier for distribution. I understand it's way easier to for distribution might the like elevator pitch

01:58:19.740 --> 01:58:22.300
portion of why I I don't really like it is the

01:58:23.020 --> 01:58:25.740
mass crushing of small business whether that be

01:58:26.380 --> 01:58:31.740
Retail outlets that resell things or honestly just places making things like you look at

01:58:32.380 --> 01:58:39.900
people trying to make stuff in in western countries and the insane amounts of patent infringement

01:58:40.220 --> 01:58:44.140
That is on amazon and amazon's just complete blind eye to it happening

01:58:44.540 --> 01:58:50.780
And then amazon just watching what sells really well on their platform and then just making an amazon basic

01:58:50.860 --> 01:58:55.020
Sure lock all the things and just completely crushing competition. They are

01:58:56.780 --> 01:59:00.460
Ruining people's dreams. It is like it's like a very uh

01:59:01.180 --> 01:59:06.940
Uh fancy way of saying it but like shutting down small business shutting down medium business

01:59:07.340 --> 01:59:14.780
Completely replacing like somebody puts their life's work into a product and then amazon just goes and there's an amazon basics version

01:59:15.740 --> 01:59:22.940
Making it the default for all the things reorganizing their website to take out things like frequently frequently bought with

01:59:23.820 --> 01:59:32.460
and basically only surfacing the top sellers in a category so that it is more well tuned for them to do something like an amazon basics

01:59:32.780 --> 01:59:35.900
Or more well tuned for them to sell those top spots

01:59:36.860 --> 01:59:41.180
it's You hear about what they do to their workers like just everything

01:59:41.740 --> 01:59:49.100
Everything about it feels just really bad for society and everyone involved including all of the customers

01:59:50.780 --> 01:59:54.380
To me again, you can pick your own battles. It's all good

01:59:55.180 --> 02:00:01.980
Does not bother me when other people use it or whatever. I just I just try not to I try to put at least some amount of effort into into not

02:00:04.060 --> 02:00:07.900
Everyone's got to have their own battle. I uh, I went to an event recently

02:00:08.620 --> 02:00:13.260
Um where I met oh man. I hope I don't get her name wrong. Was it maya?

02:00:14.380 --> 02:00:19.340
Conservation maya maya. Yeah, here we go. Here she is better than teamie. Yeah, I don't sure

02:00:19.500 --> 02:00:25.420
So so she talked at an event that I was at recently and she actually uh, it's really funny

02:00:25.500 --> 02:00:31.580
She was here in vancouver. She did a ted talk. I was gonna say didn't she do a ted? Yeah, here it is. Um, so super cool

02:00:31.740 --> 02:00:35.980
her thing is this animal sanctuary

02:00:36.220 --> 02:00:41.580
that Probably the coolest thing about it is that humans don't go into it

02:00:42.540 --> 02:00:45.980
Uh, no, I don't want to sign up. I don't okay. Whatever the point is. Um

02:00:47.260 --> 02:00:53.660
Because they don't have to accommodate parking lots and walkways and safety

02:00:54.220 --> 02:00:58.060
For humans and a gift shop and like all this crap

02:00:58.620 --> 02:01:02.380
Uh, she's uh, she's able to take all the money that comes in

02:01:02.940 --> 02:01:09.340
To her I forget how to how to pronounce it alveas sanctuary. She's able to take all the money that comes into it

02:01:09.820 --> 02:01:16.940
And just spend it on supporting the animals and she's she's got these. Um, she was explaining how she's kind of um

02:01:18.940 --> 02:01:23.980
Like personified uh, or she's she's created these sort of um

02:01:25.340 --> 02:01:30.540
What's it what's it called when you give human-like characteristics to an animal personification? Is it called personification?

02:01:31.260 --> 02:01:37.180
Help me out if it's called something else. Let me know alveas is apparently how it's pronounced. Um, so yeah, she um

02:01:37.740 --> 02:01:44.460
She she kind of personifies the animals anthropomorphic. Is that is that it anthropomorphism? Whatever one of those two things

02:01:45.980 --> 02:01:49.260
Either way, uh, so people can like people can like give

02:01:49.980 --> 02:01:55.580
This cow that you know has a name and has kind of like a like a personality like a treat

02:01:55.740 --> 02:01:59.820
And she's raised like millions of dollars at this point. It's uh, it's super cool

02:02:00.300 --> 02:02:07.100
And I think it's very easy to look at anyone whether it's your personal cause of sure amazon being kind of bad

02:02:07.420 --> 02:02:13.180
Or her personal cause of animals and go okay. Well like hey luke. Why aren't you doing anything about animals and maya?

02:02:13.180 --> 02:02:15.420
Why are you buying stuff on amazon or whatever? But it's like

02:02:16.380 --> 02:02:20.220
I feel like um, she made a really good point at the end of her talk

02:02:20.220 --> 02:02:24.620
Which is just like can we just can we do something anything a little bit?

02:02:25.340 --> 02:02:28.220
to just be like a little bit better in some way and

02:02:28.780 --> 02:02:31.340
And and get away from the attitude that is

02:02:31.900 --> 02:02:36.620
Well, I'm causing all this damage in this other place. So it's it's therefore everything is fine

02:02:36.700 --> 02:02:42.700
Therefore everything doesn't matter consumerism under capitalism. Therefore. I will abuse everything I can therefore nothing matters not

02:02:43.180 --> 02:02:50.460
So not in my opinion the way to go Maybe maybe uh, zack says I think you mean human eyes. Yeah, either way something basically she just uh

02:02:51.020 --> 02:02:53.500
She she she helps people form

02:02:54.460 --> 02:02:58.940
And I'm putting these are my words not hers But it's like almost form like parasocial relationships

02:02:59.020 --> 02:03:04.460
But instead of with her with like the animals at the sanctuary a cow who likes treats and want to support them

02:03:04.460 --> 02:03:12.140
And her theory is that if people Like care a lot about this one wolf that's like super cool and has this great personality

02:03:12.140 --> 02:03:19.660
How do they know these these details that when that when you know, this type of wolf is now endangered

02:03:20.220 --> 02:03:25.420
Like critically endangered that people will go. Hey, no not those. That's like that's like my friend

02:03:26.060 --> 02:03:31.660
The wolf that I really like and that I feel a personal connection to and I just I just I thought it was I'm sorry

02:03:31.660 --> 02:03:36.140
I'm completely butchering it. Just go watch her ted talk. Okay. Yeah, there's there's a live webcam

02:03:36.300 --> 02:03:39.820
Okay, so you can't go there and you can't like walk around. Yeah. Oh ads

02:03:40.140 --> 02:03:43.420
Well, she'll take like like influencers and streamers and stuff there

02:03:44.460 --> 02:03:47.580
Just to help raise money for it and help the general infrastructure for it

02:03:47.660 --> 02:03:52.460
Yeah, the general infrastructure for the public doesn't have to be built so she can just spend everything on

02:03:53.500 --> 02:03:59.260
On doing their conservation work. I just think I think it's super cool. That's sweet. Yeah, right

02:04:00.060 --> 02:04:06.620
Animal ambassadors. That's what she calls them That's awesome. Anyway. Yeah, go go watch her ted talk. Don't listen to my version of it, but um

02:04:07.660 --> 02:04:14.220
I just had a chance to say hi to her and what a what a great job she did during her talk at the event that I was at and

02:04:14.940 --> 02:04:19.420
Evan and Caitlyn were actually the moderators for her like fireside chat. They did a great job, too

02:04:19.980 --> 02:04:23.180
Um, I was just like wow, you guys did a great job. That's a rough act to follow

02:04:24.220 --> 02:04:26.220
I had to give my talk like right after her

02:04:27.260 --> 02:04:29.260
I did my best

02:04:30.780 --> 02:04:37.340
That could be pretty tough. Yeah I mean, I mean, I'm a pretty good. I'm a pretty good presenter, but it just yeah

02:04:38.380 --> 02:04:43.100
It's always nice when you follow an easy act, you know, that's all that's all I'm saying. It's all I'm saying

02:04:44.060 --> 02:04:48.460
Um Well, what what what else? Uh, what else we got here?

02:04:49.020 --> 02:04:56.060
What was that even a topic? How do we start talking about that? Another single clue unitary. Oh sponsors. Yeah, let's do sponsors

02:04:56.060 --> 02:05:00.540
Oh Floatplane announcement. Thanks Dan. Where the devil is the Floatplane announcement?

02:05:01.260 --> 02:05:07.820
Well, look we released two fan favorite LTT videos early on Floatplane this week

02:05:08.220 --> 02:05:11.820
Uh, the tech houses. I think this is actually the fourth video Sammy

02:05:12.540 --> 02:05:18.620
But we we did another tech house video this time. It's spring cleaning in the backyard of the tech house

02:05:19.660 --> 02:05:23.180
No, the excavator is not clickbait

02:05:23.740 --> 02:05:27.900
We actually rented a little excavator so that we could tear down the shed

02:05:28.460 --> 02:05:33.180
Move a bunch of like wood ties figure out the situation with the pond

02:05:33.900 --> 02:05:39.340
Yes, from my past life. I do know how to operate an excavator fun fact very few people know that

02:05:40.060 --> 02:05:47.900
Um, and then also Uh, well, okay. He doesn't say which one the other one is classic sammy now. We're gonna release another video

02:05:48.460 --> 02:05:53.820
Right now live on wancho. I'm gonna go into the cms. I'm gonna release a video. It's gonna be great

02:05:54.220 --> 02:05:57.900
Oh, I'm gonna use the beta version of the cms should I use the beta version luke?

02:05:58.940 --> 02:06:02.380
Uh, no not for that. No. No not for that

02:06:03.020 --> 02:06:09.260
Okay, not for posting. I guess I won't then uh, it's oh, it's another episode of setup doctor

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Featuring our very own reese who you've probably seen in many of our videos as the production assistant for

02:06:15.260 --> 02:06:19.900
Many other people's AMD ultimate tech upgrades and other upgrades. He's uh,

02:06:20.300 --> 02:06:25.100
He's kind of an always uh, always the bridesmaid never the bride of our upgrade series

02:06:25.500 --> 02:06:31.500
But he's finally finally getting his bride moment and I had two people

02:06:32.620 --> 02:06:37.260
Internally, so just like people who review out of the handful of people who review the video

02:06:37.580 --> 02:06:40.700
Reach out to me and be like this is the funniest video we've done in ages

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I was like Okay, I really didn't actually notice it that much when we were shooting

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It was like a very chill shoot. It was just like me david and reese who

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Are our kind of recurring Uh outside cast members of upgrade series

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So david has been the writer for quite a few people's upgrades

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And then reese is often the production assistant slash

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Set of additional hands on these shoots and then i'm often there

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So without having to carry the energy or like adapt to the energy of whoever the subject was

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It was just kind of core crew and we didn't really have anything to do

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All we had to do was build a desk And then just like kind of organize a room

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So we didn't really have much of an objective and apparently the just like vibes of it were

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Like peak LTT. I haven't actually watched it yet, but I will it vibes. Yeah, so definitely go go check that out

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So that video is live um

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Finally we have a video that sammy is calling his magnum opus of Floatplane exclusives

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Tech roulette an actual original concept by sammy where you put two people head to head in tech trivia

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The loser gets a bullet in their nerf gun and has a chance to pop their full water balloon above their head

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This is probably going to be a recurring series

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And the first episode is Linus v

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Luke it's a jump 30. So oh, yeah, perfect. Oh wait. No, that's not it jump the 30 seconds in okay

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I think I should be allowed to spin it three two one

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I was actually pretty convinced I was gonna go Vesa

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I think the party foul I think the party foul Go on it's fine. I forget what it stands for anyway. I'm asleep you too. The s is standards. I know that

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He is engineering V is Is it versatile incorrect video electronic standard association? Okay. All right. Give me all I got was the s in the a

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Oh, you pull that back this way. Okay. I think that's on it's hard to tell

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You're so far off. It's gonna get you keep right there off when I let go

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So now it's going like yeah, it'll probably hit it three two one

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So lots of fun we did three rounds. Um

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Feel free to go check that out over on Floatplane. Get all this and more at LMG.gg slash fp when

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All right

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Uh, what are we oh, right? I didn't do the sponsors

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Go check it out and give him some love. It was low-key one of the funniest ones. We've ever done

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uh he already had a lot

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About actually upgrading it like look at all his computers. These are all before we started

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We did a small computer upgrade for him. We set him up with a super cool test bench

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Um, and this video strikes a really great balance between being informative about tech and also just being pure chaotic entertainment

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AMD has another question for us this month

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With GPU's getting more powerful every generation is 4k gaming finally worth it?

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Or do you still think 1440p is the sweet spot for high refresh rate goodness?

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Ooh

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Man, I think this is gonna be such an unfortunate answer

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Yeah, I mean yep. The rest of the system is so much more expensive now

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But I think it just doesn't matter

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1440 still reign supreme Because like with the amount more that you're gonna have to spend on your storage

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The amount more that you're gonna have to spend on your RAM with the amount more that you're gonna have to spend on basically everything

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Uh, the overall we've talked about this before right if you want to look at the price of an of uh

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You know, uh, the performance per dollar of a GPU. It might be more accurate to consider

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The performance per dollar of the entire system At the lower GPU versus the performance per dollar of the entire system against the higher end GPU

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And how that shifts and how that relation works. I got him boys

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It's that continues to apply both perspectives are valid

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Looking at the performance per dollar of just the card

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Because if you already have an entire system, then that's the outlay. That's what you're considering

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However, when you're buying an entire system. Yeah, the performance per dollar of the entire system is what actually matters and chasing 4k

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And you you might be interested in the performance per dollar of the delta

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Like if I sell the card that I have and then buy this new card

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It the end the resulting price is this many dollars. How many more frames does that give me?

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Um, like that might be interesting to you. No one asked me, but I'm gonna give my answer anyway

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I said this seven years ago and I made that face

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That's a face that of me exists on the internet

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It got 5.1 million views because that's the message that resonated with a lot of people

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And I still stand behind it

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Unless You pride unless it is a priority for you the difference now seven years later is that 4k gaming

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Is good. Yeah, if

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You want to lay out that kind of money for it? Yeah at and and

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deal assess 4.5 Let's be real here

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If you have a 4k monitor, which has gotten a lot more affordable since I made that video

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Okay, if you can run it at 1440p

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Then you can turn on dls s 4.5 and you can also run it at 4k

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So it's less dumb But I still think that to my eye

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A high refresh rate High contrast we're talking about gaming at a computer with your monitor at a reasonable distance 1440p monitor is still

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the sweet spot and

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Especially for competitive and they did have the word competitive in their question for competitive

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1440p is the max I'd go. Yeah, I'd even still consider 1080p, but I'd prefer not to 1440p is uh

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Uh How long have we been live for?

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Holy crap. We've done like three topics

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We do we do we have so many topics

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What the crap is going on here? Okay quick burn through a couple topics

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That's the new steam controller screams the wilhelm scream Which i did not just do if you drop it if it's turned on and if you're in big picture mode

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That's cool. We have a short about it. You can check the short out on the youtube's

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Uh This is uh

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I can I can shamelessly just play it because it's my channel. Yeah

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audio Is it seriously not on by default? Sorry. Oh, it's but it but hold on. No wait for it

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Unmute it. I'm unmuting it Okay ready apparently if you drop the steam controller, there's a chance. You can hear it. You can they can hear it

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Yeah, okay if they can hear it. I'm happy. Yeah, it's it's on now. Good. I wasn't expecting a good production value show

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Apparently if you drop the steam controller, there's a chance that you'll get a wilhelm scream out of it

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I came to elisha's house to drop his controller. What?

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Whoa did it first try Oh

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There we go. Okay one in five

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Okay, it's about one in four apparently if you drop the steam controller. Um, this short is doing

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Numbers and I was talking about content, dude. I was talking to Luke about this on the pre show

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But I'm just like I don't know how to deal with this man

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Like that was the lowest effort video that I have made probably in the last five years

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It's getting more views than like scrapyard wars

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There is why do I try there is something why do I try anymore? There is something interesting in tech right now

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There is a something interesting in tech right now

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Look at look at your historical 1.1. Yeah, I mean

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That one's actually that one's actually that one's achieving escape velocity. Very good. Yeah

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315. Yeah, yeah 3.4

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Same thing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah

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I mean, yeah, no, I get it. I get it. It's just like

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That is short to use they don't really count. Yeah. Well, except they're still measurable and comparable

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Yeah, yeah, yes, it's shorts versus shorts. So he's not wrong. He's not wrong and I mean look

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you can say they don't count but I

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sample size of of not that many I went to a

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I've chaperoned a banned event for one of my kids and

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The young kids know who I am

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And I pretty much promise you it ain't the long-form content. Yeah

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And so us having a foothold in shorts is us is us having

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that FaceTime with That demographic of viewers. We can't ignore it. We like we're we're I mean sort of, you know

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We're basically a product company at this point But we're we're a media company like at our core at our foundation

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And so we can't just look at shorts and go like oh who cares if we get

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300,000 views or three and a half million views, you know, it doesn't matter. It's not real views anyway

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No, we have to get out there in front of in front of viewers

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And we've got to get them familiar with our style and with our content and

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We have to have a strategy there and it's something that I I'll admit that we've kind of struggled with what now

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Oh, hi, josh and full point chat in all capital letters. Oh my god. It just made my controller scream

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Yeah, you have to have big picture mode open if if anyone missed that before so big picture mode

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It has to be on and then if you drop it, it'll yeah, it'll scream

02:19:37.100 --> 02:19:42.540
Pretty funny looked like about one in four. I got it to scream three times in 11 or something like that. So

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The greatest phone ever is real and also

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American After numerous delays and even rumors of being canceled

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Trump mobile says the t1 phone will be shipping next week

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We have a full video planned on this So we won't comment too much. However, what we can do is we can watch this

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Add together. So there's also a community note. I will get to that

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I don't know if you remember some of the some of the earlier

02:20:14.940 --> 02:20:17.420
shenanigans around the t1 phone, but

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The first I believe it was the first launch image was actually just a photoshopped iphone

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Then they had an image of the supposed t1 phone that was a photoshopped

02:20:29.660 --> 02:20:35.420
Galaxy phone in like a spigen or spigen case that was just like photoshopped gold

02:20:35.420 --> 02:20:39.260
But actually or maybe the spigen case was cool. I don't remember the details, but

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But it was just like an image off of like spigen's website

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But like trump phone or something

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So there have been a there's been a lot of people

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Yeah, the spigen logo was visible. I think I remember that Yeah, I think I remember there's been a lot of people looking at all of the obviously fake pictures of this phone and going

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Yeah, this thing is never going to ship but apparently

02:21:05.340 --> 02:21:10.220
apparently something Definitely not those initial

02:21:11.500 --> 02:21:14.780
Uh renders because it's obviously not going to be an iphone

02:21:15.420 --> 02:21:21.740
Something is apparently going to ship and I don't know what twitter is doing right now, but I cannot play this. Oh there it goes

02:21:21.900 --> 02:21:26.140
t1 phone. Oh lordy So

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This is apparently it except

02:21:29.660 --> 02:21:32.620
Readers added context to this video video is ai

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us flag has 11 then nine stripes

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Back texture is inconsistent That is just that is just two of the things that are wrong with it

02:21:43.180 --> 02:21:47.020
There's another really good moment a little bit later here. Hold on wait for it there here

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What is happening here? What the yeah, what is is it on a lazy susan? Is it what what is what is going on right?

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now Um

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I I put down a deposit ages ago. I have no idea if I'm actually going to get one necessarily because

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I don't know if they exist. I'm obviously not going to sign up for trump mobile service. I mean, I'm in canada

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They don't even have service here. They're they're they're using t-mobile for their um, they're mvno

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They're but they're mobile virtual network operators. So they don't they don't have cell towers or anything and they don't

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Uh manufacture phones. They just um and the phone looking completely different now

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Then originally is crazy. Like I don't even recognize we're in the way

02:22:32.780 --> 02:22:35.500
But I don't even recognize this this the phone

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Like here that doesn't Yeah, what you can just buy a random samsung. Yeah

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Because they did the mobile carrier does work It's just an mvno on t-mobile. Oh, you can buy iPhones and stuff too. Okay. Yeah, sure the deals aren't good

02:22:50.300 --> 02:22:53.180
But like yeah, I mean, yeah who expected them to be

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Um Wild here. I'm from phone original photo. I'm gonna I'm gonna see if I can find the original photo

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Uh Yeah, here we go

02:23:04.540 --> 02:23:06.540
Here we go. So it has changed

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Yeah, that's what I remember in appearance multiple times This one was funny because this is just like what even is this? Yeah, like that's this is clearly nothing

02:23:17.340 --> 02:23:21.500
That's not and I don't mean nothing like the phone brand. I just mean that's not anything

02:23:22.300 --> 02:23:29.260
um Yeah, I think that's the that's that's most of the various iterations of it

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Here's what was shown to the verge a while back So the finished version does seem to look pretty close to this

02:23:35.020 --> 02:23:40.300
And it has gone through two rounds of certification now. So there is pretty credible

02:23:41.180 --> 02:23:45.180
Evidence that this phone will be a real

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Thing. Uh, here's the spiggan thing Anyway, we're we're planning a full video on the

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Um on kind of the the whole history of this we actually

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Uh got an got an interview with the verge writer who's been

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Like a dog on a bone like

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On this every single week

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They have uh They have posted an update they've requested comment from trump mobile been like hey

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So what's going on with the phone because it's been delayed multiple times when back when they announced it and I think it was june

02:24:21.180 --> 02:24:24.620
Of 2025 they said it was going to be shipping in september

02:24:25.180 --> 02:24:33.420
And that's when I kind of went well, this is obviously a complete scam and will never ship because there's no way

02:24:33.980 --> 02:24:38.380
That you could ship anything resembling a mobile phone

02:24:38.460 --> 02:24:43.340
In like three or four months or whatever and they didn't it looks like it's going to be more like 11 months

02:24:43.420 --> 02:24:49.420
Oh, here's the spiggan thing lawsuit incoming they humorously tweeted because this is a

02:24:49.740 --> 02:24:55.660
This is an image of supposedly the trump t1 phone that still see it in the background still has their logo on it

02:24:58.060 --> 02:25:00.780
The whole thing is just an absolute clown show

02:25:01.180 --> 02:25:04.540
Um, and it'll be it'll be hilarious to see

02:25:05.500 --> 02:25:07.500
What we ultimately get delivered

02:25:09.260 --> 02:25:14.700
Um cartoon brat says i've been keeping track of this saga through uh, uh penguinsy

02:25:15.500 --> 02:25:17.500
apparently

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So good luck everybody uh by east one says the trump phone is definitely shipping in september

02:25:26.540 --> 02:25:30.060
We just don't know which september or if it's in this dimension here

02:25:30.860 --> 02:25:36.540
Six or three says I got to stay Linus. I do not care about this news like even if it sucks. I don't care

02:25:36.940 --> 02:25:40.860
It's funny. Um, yeah, I mean sometimes you just got to laugh at stuff. Yeah, it's

02:25:42.300 --> 02:25:48.060
It's just it's it's What else are we supposed to do at this point sir or ma'am?

02:25:50.380 --> 02:25:52.380
Like uh, you know

02:25:53.500 --> 02:25:57.580
The the head of state of the world's largest economy

02:25:58.300 --> 02:26:00.940
It it launched a scam phone

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It's definitely interesting if nothing else

02:26:05.500 --> 02:26:08.860
Having a head of state be super active in business

02:26:10.380 --> 02:26:12.700
While serving is very interesting

02:26:13.900 --> 02:26:18.460
Um, wasn't there something with like a peanut farm and some previous president? Oh, I don't know

02:26:19.500 --> 02:26:25.500
Oh, yeah, yeah some or to sell or something. Was that uh, george bush senior or I have no idea

02:26:25.580 --> 02:26:31.180
Who was it jimmy carter jimmy carter. Okay, not forced to sell he had to put in a blind trust. Yeah

02:26:32.300 --> 02:26:37.500
Um, and it's not even my country's I think I think for him blind trust did not mean my sons are doing it

02:26:41.260 --> 02:26:44.300
Greater degree of separation Um

02:26:44.300 --> 02:26:50.060
Zen toxin though brings up something that is not in the dock that I'm super excited about the new sony xperia

02:26:50.140 --> 02:26:57.980
Looks so freaking amazing and and because google apparently is making moving the back button part of core Android

02:26:58.140 --> 02:27:02.940
I am like, I think I think i'm going experience. Are we gonna be experience. Headphone jack

02:27:03.900 --> 02:27:11.340
Micro sd flagship phone all yours for the low low price of I think it's like 1800 us dollars

02:27:12.300 --> 02:27:16.620
us Whoa

02:27:16.700 --> 02:27:18.700
Cook

02:27:20.700 --> 02:27:24.620
Yes, the xperia one eight price hold on here here here here. Let me look it up. Let me look it up

02:27:25.100 --> 02:27:32.220
No notch, uh, which is my favorite feature. It's so expensive Dan. Are you getting one? No, I just I just got this

02:27:33.180 --> 02:27:36.780
Seven yeah, I still owe you my six stop letting me forget

02:27:37.660 --> 02:27:41.580
15 100 euro

02:27:42.540 --> 02:27:51.500
Okay, what what what about it cheap what's what's cool everything sony camera pull up a gsm arena and have a look through sure

02:27:52.540 --> 02:27:57.020
Okay, what is its name exactly sony xperia one v111?

02:27:58.060 --> 02:28:00.460
Seriously, yeah, there's very a one eight

02:28:01.260 --> 02:28:06.700
But the foot eight understand the eight is in roman numerals. Yeah. Yeah, but it has a one in front of it

02:28:07.020 --> 02:28:11.100
Like there's the one in the five and the one is the better one and then it has roman numerals

02:28:11.100 --> 02:28:17.180
So it's like arabic one and then roman so yeah glass front and back victor's two on the front

02:28:17.340 --> 02:28:21.500
Bro, it's just two grand canadian. Don't worry about it ip68. Okay

02:28:22.060 --> 02:28:25.020
Uh 120 hertz display, uh 1080p class

02:28:25.820 --> 02:28:30.460
Okay, sorry. You can't sorry. I'm interrupting you again. My bad. I went to the sony store

02:28:30.700 --> 02:28:34.860
I can see the two grand canadian in the background. They're like, do you want five dollars?

02:28:37.660 --> 02:28:41.340
Hey, listen. Hey, listen. I've done more for less

02:28:44.860 --> 02:28:49.580
You can save the five dollars to wipe your tears. Yeah, I just sorry. I just thought that was really funny

02:28:49.980 --> 02:28:54.460
I can I can just tell that you're gonna like oh man. It's only 256 at two grand

02:28:55.340 --> 02:29:00.140
Oh my god Yes, but you can put the one terabyte is

02:29:00.300 --> 02:29:04.380
2600 Are you gonna let me finish you can put an sd card in it?

02:29:04.380 --> 02:29:07.260
Yeah, so you can get the cheap one and put a one terabyte sd in it cheap

02:29:07.500 --> 02:29:11.100
Cheap is a word that I don't know if we should use you can get the poor people one

02:29:12.220 --> 02:29:14.620
And put an sd card. That's crazy case

02:29:16.380 --> 02:29:21.260
Too spicy too spicy. Damn. I'm obviously being facetious. What is wrong with you Luke? You're not letting me finish

02:29:21.900 --> 02:29:25.580
Android 16 with up to four major Android updates

02:29:26.300 --> 02:29:34.060
Up to don't worry about it Qualcomm snap dragon 8 elite gen 5 so so cutting edge chip. So that's that's good

02:29:36.860 --> 02:29:42.940
16 gigs RAM They look good. Wow triple camera system all 48 megapixels all the things

02:29:44.380 --> 02:29:49.020
I don't see the selfie cameras 12 megapixels with sdr support

02:29:52.220 --> 02:29:56.940
Stereo speakers that's good it better be a wi-fi 7 tri-band

02:29:57.660 --> 02:29:59.660
Okay

02:30:00.700 --> 02:30:05.820
Oh, oh dude. Oh side mounted fingerprint. Oh, take me now. Oh

02:30:06.540 --> 02:30:12.220
Oh, that's pretty fantastic. Just like they look really good. I don't you they're good. Do you get it?

02:30:12.220 --> 02:30:17.660
I get naked for side side fingerprint scanner. Yeah. Yeah the like stone wash looking finish

02:30:17.740 --> 02:30:20.860
I will disrobe for you. Sony looks fantastic

02:30:21.420 --> 02:30:27.740
5000 mAh battery 30 watt wired charging 15 watt wireless reverse wireless bypass charging

02:30:27.980 --> 02:30:33.820
Dude bypass charging underrated feature. Very cool. Bro the ability to plug in the headphones is so sick

02:30:36.060 --> 02:30:43.100
You guys get it I've always gotten it Dan. I just they haven't had the ability to move my freaking back button, which I need

02:30:43.660 --> 02:30:47.900
I have small hands Dan And we're all just gonna have to deal with that

02:30:48.540 --> 02:30:50.540
Up to two days of battery life

02:30:51.660 --> 02:30:54.140
Four years of health battery. What is it?

02:30:55.100 --> 02:31:00.780
Uh, I think that just means that based on simulations of repeated usb charging and discharging with the same type of battery

02:31:00.780 --> 02:31:05.500
Battery health depends on usage. Yeah So up to four years of two days worth of battery

02:31:05.500 --> 02:31:10.700
I mean that I I mean if it's if a device doesn't have like a solid four years of the battery not sucking

02:31:10.700 --> 02:31:13.420
Then that's pretty terrible. I'll torch that

02:31:14.220 --> 02:31:19.180
Okay, that's fair Oh, whoops, okay. I mean

02:31:20.540 --> 02:31:24.380
I I was gonna say I bet I could get two days out of my fold seven if I really tried

02:31:24.700 --> 02:31:28.700
I don't know if I could get two days, but like I'm at 71 percent today right now

02:31:28.860 --> 02:31:35.340
Like I I feel like Android battery life as long as you are careful about which apps you install and how many notifications

02:31:35.420 --> 02:31:39.980
You allow has actually been pretty good for a while now. This phone is is torched

02:31:40.140 --> 02:31:45.100
I have done effectively like nothing on my phone today. I was desktop the whole time at 64 percent

02:31:45.660 --> 02:31:49.340
I didn't I didn't open pokemon go. I didn't do I didn't do anything

02:31:50.060 --> 02:31:54.780
All right 64 the the battery on this if I could do like a battery life assessment. It's

02:31:55.420 --> 02:32:01.020
done I don't which is like, okay. It's it's not so pastor would be great for you then

02:32:01.580 --> 02:32:04.300
Maybe even worth two thousand canadians

02:32:06.140 --> 02:32:08.140
I couldn't even finish the sentence

02:32:11.180 --> 02:32:14.300
Oh man, that's so much money for a phone. Yeah

02:32:14.780 --> 02:32:19.900
It's this is just this is just it like they do they have another phone this generation that isn't insane

02:32:20.460 --> 02:32:25.180
No, you can have my last generation one. Okay. Look at look at this. Look at this video. Look at the finish

02:32:25.180 --> 02:32:30.540
They're really pretty it looks really nice. Yeah, I want one. I don't often feel that way about phones

02:32:30.780 --> 02:32:35.180
I want one. I really want one dude. What phone it's a it's an eight pro

02:32:36.380 --> 02:32:40.060
But but it's not I don't I do not think it's the eight pros fault. I have done

02:32:40.380 --> 02:32:44.620
You know, we know sony people Things with this

02:32:44.620 --> 02:32:51.820
I mean, I'm already trying to convince sony to send over a bvm 31 10. I don't think uh, I don't think I had sony sign my phone

02:32:52.300 --> 02:32:59.900
You had sony sign your okay. Sorry. What's story time? All right, ltx. We had a sony booth. Yeah, and I went. Oh my god. I love your phones. Can you sign my phone?

02:33:00.220 --> 02:33:03.260
I had all of them sign it with their sharpie. It's actually pretty sweet

02:33:03.340 --> 02:33:07.740
And then I also met them Uh, what's the what's the one in vegas that we do in january?

02:33:08.300 --> 02:33:13.420
CES I also found a bunch of them at a party and was like sign my phone and they

02:33:14.460 --> 02:33:19.660
They liked that they thought it was weird and and really enjoyed it. It is weird. Yeah, they remembered it. Yeah

02:33:20.140 --> 02:33:28.220
That's cool. Why do you want this? Wait, what's this for color correction? Oh, okay. It's just the coolest monitor on the face of the earth. What does it do?

02:33:28.380 --> 02:33:31.900
It's a real monitor. What does it not do luke? I don't know anything

02:33:32.860 --> 02:33:35.980
It is give me the tips. It is the god king of displays

02:33:37.980 --> 02:33:42.300
Why? Because it takes any input

02:33:42.540 --> 02:33:46.620
in any color space with functionally perfect

02:33:47.420 --> 02:33:57.100
accuracy It's the room temperature room. Yeah of monitors. Yeah, it's the room temperature room. Yeah, it's like the it's like the reference

02:33:57.260 --> 02:33:59.980
You don't see all the awards. I see the awards. Yeah

02:34:01.180 --> 02:34:04.540
My god She's thick

02:34:04.540 --> 02:34:09.500
Oh, I like buttons. I like knobs. I'm getting sold. Wow. That is a lot of crazy inputs. Okay

02:34:10.540 --> 02:34:14.380
It's Until you've seen it. You've never seen

02:34:15.580 --> 02:34:19.900
content Wow, it's um, it's like, uh

02:34:22.060 --> 02:34:29.020
It's like putting on glasses when you needed glasses and seeing the world for how it was supposed to look

02:34:29.020 --> 02:34:36.620
4,000 nits peak brightness. I love trying to sell. Yeah, I love trying to sell

02:34:37.180 --> 02:34:41.180
monitors through like video that someone's watching on another monitor because you have to try to like

02:34:41.980 --> 02:34:45.260
Try somehow to explain the difference, but there's you can't really

02:34:45.820 --> 02:34:52.140
No, but I mean this is a pretty good representation because you can you can see that instead of blowing out the details you can like

02:34:52.780 --> 02:34:57.740
See the light. Yeah, you can see the light luke and the color. Oh the color

02:34:58.380 --> 02:35:04.220
Oh Oh, I'm getting chills. Just thinking about it. It's beautiful. So what what will you use this for?

02:35:04.700 --> 02:35:07.340
To make a video about it and then I don't know

02:35:08.300 --> 02:35:11.740
I mean, they're probably not going to let me keep it. So you're gonna game on it

02:35:11.980 --> 02:35:18.620
I That's fast pixel response ass. I'm gonna game on it. I mean like is this gonna become your monitor at home

02:35:18.780 --> 02:35:24.300
Uh, I think that probably that's pixel response. Probably the production team would riot

02:35:25.020 --> 02:35:31.180
If I took this home selfishly, that's that's why I mentioned like so they would use it for color correction, I guess

02:35:31.260 --> 02:35:34.780
Um, oh, we could use it as a playback monitor for you guys at wandset

02:35:35.100 --> 02:35:42.700
Jeepers Piss off every single department and us probably. Yeah, no

02:35:46.140 --> 02:35:52.220
I just I just want to make a video about it because it's so cool and it's uh, it's better than anything

02:35:52.860 --> 02:35:56.140
That exists. All right. Yeah, it's it's pretty cool

02:35:56.940 --> 02:36:02.860
Have you seen reference monitors before Linus? Yeah, uh, we did a video on one from uh, Flanders

02:36:03.420 --> 02:36:08.700
A little while back and that was Flanders scientific. Yeah, that was quite eye-opening for me

02:36:09.420 --> 02:36:12.700
And this is this is a new this is a new generation

02:36:13.500 --> 02:36:20.700
Um of of reference display and it's it's it's unreal dude. I I've seen it in person once now and I just

02:36:21.420 --> 02:36:26.780
um, we have this unlisted footage on ShortCircuit that is just like

02:36:28.220 --> 02:36:32.060
HDR footage shot in like this weird tree house thing in the woods

02:36:32.620 --> 02:36:36.460
And I I put it on the reference monitor and I was just like

02:36:37.340 --> 02:36:41.900
I've never seen this footage before Not like this like it's just oh

02:36:42.620 --> 02:36:45.740
It's like it's like and even they can have a normal

02:36:46.380 --> 02:36:50.380
power connector. Yeah Um, amazing

02:36:50.380 --> 02:36:54.780
It's my favorite things about it is that it has buttons and knobs and a normal power connector

02:36:54.940 --> 02:36:57.660
It's like an experience. I had fairly recently

02:36:58.300 --> 02:37:05.420
where Listening to a particular headphone was like hearing familiar songs for the first time fairly recently. Yeah

02:37:07.500 --> 02:37:13.100
Is this a So unitary built an absolute unit of a mech

02:37:13.660 --> 02:37:18.220
Check this out Unitary is kind of a crazy company. Yeah

02:37:18.780 --> 02:37:26.940
um And w canada you've already got me like I'm gonna go I'm gonna go eat there probably this weekend just chill

02:37:28.140 --> 02:37:31.660
um Freaking what?

02:37:31.660 --> 02:37:37.820
Yes, that has to be like a seat. Yeah, it is a seat Or you cannot you can also operate it with nobody in it

02:37:38.380 --> 02:37:41.660
Or you can get in it. Wow. Um, it just

02:37:42.620 --> 02:37:49.580
The ports itself while you yeah, so go watch the video. This is unitries. This is unitries story

02:37:49.900 --> 02:37:51.900
Let's let them tell it but

02:37:53.020 --> 02:37:57.100
I um, I said recently on wanshow that um

02:37:57.740 --> 02:38:02.620
There's a certain north american company that seems to be betting its entire future on

02:38:03.340 --> 02:38:08.060
humanoid robots The battle is already lost

02:38:08.540 --> 02:38:12.540
Like I can't believe how

02:38:12.540 --> 02:38:19.340
Affordably unitry is making its robots accessible. Have you have you looked at the price of the mech yet? Okay, cool

02:38:19.900 --> 02:38:22.780
So Obviously, it's a lot of money

02:38:23.340 --> 02:38:29.980
Obviously, yes, but their humanoid robots have already like leapfrogged

02:38:30.700 --> 02:38:35.100
Many other competitors in terms of accessibility in terms of price per performance

02:38:35.900 --> 02:38:43.740
How much would you guess? That that mech costs just based on the little that you've seen of it and with a little bit of information

02:38:44.140 --> 02:38:47.260
It being strong enough to punch cinder block walls over

02:38:48.380 --> 02:38:55.580
It can walk on not just two legs It can also walk on four legs and can be operated both with and without a pilot

02:38:55.980 --> 02:38:58.380
What would you guess that something like that costs?

02:38:59.100 --> 02:39:03.180
It ought to be north of 100k I

02:39:03.660 --> 02:39:09.260
Have no context at all for it for any pricing of any of this stuff

02:39:10.140 --> 02:39:16.540
um Part of me is going like north of 250, but then it's unitary

02:39:17.020 --> 02:39:21.020
So i'm trying to game the system a little bit if I had no context of the company

02:39:21.180 --> 02:39:25.500
I think I'd be going north of 250 because I have a modicum not that much

02:39:25.500 --> 02:39:28.620
But a modicum of context of the company. What if I told you boeing made it

02:39:29.500 --> 02:39:34.940
You know or like north rob grumman or whatever like one of the big like military guys 750

02:39:35.820 --> 02:39:37.820
If it's american military complex

02:39:40.380 --> 02:39:42.460
I jump there like immediately no matter what

02:39:43.580 --> 02:39:50.700
What do you think unitary is charging for it 199? Okay. It's actually closer to your initial. Okay. Okay

02:39:51.820 --> 02:39:55.740
But you can like buy it apparently

02:39:55.740 --> 02:39:59.580
For 650 000 us dollars, which yeah to me

02:40:01.020 --> 02:40:05.180
seems pretty Pretty cheap

02:40:05.180 --> 02:40:10.780
I like I think your estimates for what like uh like an american military industrial complex company

02:40:11.420 --> 02:40:15.180
You're probably on the low side 1.5 to 2 million per at least

02:40:16.060 --> 02:40:19.660
um Apparently none sold

02:40:19.660 --> 02:40:26.380
I mean That's that's the reason why I think it's so expensive is there's probably like four

02:40:27.580 --> 02:40:32.860
Uh, can like where where where would you even if they were mass making this? I bet you they could get it cheaper

02:40:33.100 --> 02:40:36.220
Unitary mecca. Okay. Like can you even buy it yet?

02:40:37.580 --> 02:40:41.020
unitary Mecca like I don't actually

02:40:41.260 --> 02:40:43.900
I don't actually see it for sale yet

02:40:44.460 --> 02:40:49.180
gdo 1 Gdo 1 like are you guys sure that nobody bought it yet?

02:40:49.180 --> 02:40:56.700
Hori says I mean nobody could buy it launches gdo 1 starting from okay

02:40:56.700 --> 02:40:59.180
It's like a giant transformer come to life a blah blah blah

02:40:59.900 --> 02:41:04.620
If you have 650 000 dollars and don't buy this giant mecca robot. What are you doing?

02:41:05.660 --> 02:41:11.020
Uh, does anyone actually have like a an availability timeline for this thing?

02:41:12.060 --> 02:41:18.620
Oh my god, this site. What just happened? I was scrolling and then the whole article in a way. Well, anyway, no, yeah, I know

02:41:19.420 --> 02:41:23.740
Good luck with that. Yeah Is it is it indexed on gulu yet?

02:41:24.220 --> 02:41:28.620
important question asks on hi cash uh

02:41:28.620 --> 02:41:35.660
Who actually even needs this robot? What would you actually use it for knocking over unsecured cinder block walls is not a valid use case

02:41:38.060 --> 02:41:40.060
I could see

02:41:41.260 --> 02:41:45.180
Uh, okay. Okay. Oh here. I could see like a performance spectacle

02:41:46.140 --> 02:41:51.500
Like arena or something having one of these like if I was like a monster truck

02:41:52.780 --> 02:41:59.660
Traveling show or something. I could see this mecca being like part of our like intermission show monster truck over

02:42:00.060 --> 02:42:03.020
Or it does something, you know, or we we like

02:42:03.740 --> 02:42:08.220
We jump a truck over it or whatever like I could see it being a like a fancy set piece

02:42:08.940 --> 02:42:15.180
um Digital b11 says construction. Maybe I give it another like 10 20 years

02:42:15.580 --> 02:42:20.860
And then yeah, I could I could totally see something like this being used as just like an avatar style like

02:42:22.140 --> 02:42:25.180
Like just grab stuff and move it around or whatever, but not not today

02:42:25.980 --> 02:42:30.140
Not today What else we got cranes do be pretty good for that

02:42:30.700 --> 02:42:33.100
Even because of like clearing obstacles

02:42:34.140 --> 02:42:40.300
This is true cranes or cranes are like pretty good You don't always need to move like a whole pallet of whatever it is though

02:42:40.380 --> 02:42:46.700
And sometimes it might be sometimes you need to go like down into a pit that doesn't have a ramp. Oh, definitely like there's there's

02:42:47.980 --> 02:42:54.460
I think I don't think it's going to be instead of a crane. Yeah, I think this will be in addition to a crane. Yeah

02:42:57.100 --> 02:43:03.340
Orklift also do be pretty good Sir soy descent says as an oil field knuckle boom operator

02:43:03.740 --> 02:43:10.060
This would be a way to disassemble structures Now that's interesting. So for construction. Yes, crane for

02:43:11.260 --> 02:43:16.220
Deconstruction strong mecca actually May be pretty useful. Yeah, okay

02:43:16.780 --> 02:43:21.580
Sure, that makes sense Now wily giraffe says to unload the crane. Oh, yeah

02:43:22.540 --> 02:43:25.100
Actually, that's like super valid like the final

02:43:25.820 --> 02:43:29.580
The the last mile I could see that more so the last few meters

02:43:30.300 --> 02:43:32.620
Carrying something with this could be very practical

02:43:33.740 --> 02:43:35.740
um

02:43:37.020 --> 02:43:43.420
What else Beggy says 650,000 us dollars just for a set piece sounds like someone has fu money

02:43:43.500 --> 02:43:48.220
Yeah, I don't think there's gonna be a lot of that if you're if you if you're using it to make money

02:43:48.860 --> 02:43:53.180
And it's like you're the only place where someone can come see it or you charge people

02:43:53.420 --> 02:44:00.220
Like if you charge people a thousand dollars for the experience of trying it and you could manage to make a viable business model out of that

02:44:00.300 --> 02:44:05.260
I You only have to put 650 people in it before you get your investment back like it's

02:44:05.900 --> 02:44:08.300
I could see some commercial

02:44:09.100 --> 02:44:13.260
Use of it possibly making sense if I had more context of i'm on the

02:44:13.900 --> 02:44:21.020
Robo store official partner of unitary now Yeah, and i'm seeing some of the the prices of some of the things

02:44:23.100 --> 02:44:31.180
I think I think I would have been more accurate Yeah, I could tell you would have done the shift for it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, because I think uh, like what's uh

02:44:31.180 --> 02:44:37.580
What was tesla saying that they anticipated optimist was going to sell for when they were doing their like revenue projections face at a hundred k

02:44:39.100 --> 02:44:42.540
I mean they've thrown different numbers around but I I also have no idea

02:44:43.500 --> 02:44:48.380
And I also lightly based it off of the optimist being a hundred k thing, but I don't know what it's supposed to cost

02:44:48.940 --> 02:44:57.020
Projects the eventual retail price of optimist humanoid robot will be between 20,000 and 30,000 at mass scale according to ai overview

02:44:57.820 --> 02:45:02.620
Um, and I mean like good luck with that But part of that problem is the whole mass scale thing

02:45:02.940 --> 02:45:07.500
That's what i was saying like if unitary's made like four of those of course they're going to cost that much or way more

02:45:07.740 --> 02:45:13.980
But if they're trying to go through like mass manufacturing it, okay, they have their own store. Cool. Uh, I got it

02:45:15.260 --> 02:45:20.780
Meanwhile, unitary has already leapfrogged them in terms of price to performance like it's

02:45:21.900 --> 02:45:27.260
kind of comical that um Anyone is taking that kind of pricing estimate seriously

02:45:28.220 --> 02:45:33.180
Uh, where is I don't think this is a store. I think it's just their official site. Yeah

02:45:33.900 --> 02:45:38.620
I don't see the I'm not getting the pop-up to translate the page. I don't know

02:45:38.940 --> 02:45:42.220
Oh, just go, uh, the the dots top right dots

02:45:42.940 --> 02:45:45.660
And then most of the way down is it there is yeah

02:45:46.540 --> 02:45:50.300
in english Hello english

02:45:50.300 --> 02:45:52.300
There you go. There we go

02:45:54.380 --> 02:45:59.900
So I will just I will literally just I I've never tried to find it. I just reload the page and then usually it comes up. Yeah

02:46:01.100 --> 02:46:07.180
Okay, user square action library. Where the bloody heck are the products? I don't think this is a store

02:46:08.700 --> 02:46:13.340
I think it's like you have bought the thing and now you need to like do stuff with it place

02:46:15.660 --> 02:46:24.540
Oh interesting you can like get Yeah actions and stuff. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, I have not I've not played around with a unitary robot yet

02:46:24.540 --> 02:46:30.700
I should I I want to there's ones on the robo store that look pretty cool

02:46:31.260 --> 02:46:33.820
Or I shouldn't say I haven't played around with them at all. I did fight one

02:46:35.180 --> 02:46:43.500
There's one on sale right now What you got the g1. Yep the low low price of uh, 10 of those phones

02:46:44.780 --> 02:46:48.380
nice Solid

02:46:48.380 --> 02:46:54.540
Um, I think they have a uh, I think they have a new one coming that looked pretty exciting. So I'm

02:46:55.180 --> 02:46:57.180
Is it

02:46:59.980 --> 02:47:05.100
I can't remember it came up in um, it came up in writer's meeting a little while ago

02:47:07.020 --> 02:47:09.020
Three kilogram ARM load

02:47:10.140 --> 02:47:13.900
So you can do a lot of like chores around the house like that

02:47:14.380 --> 02:47:18.140
But sort of not really not a ton more you could do the dishes

02:47:18.460 --> 02:47:24.620
I mean, well, I was sure with that strength of like motors. Yes, but not with the dexterity that they have now

02:47:24.780 --> 02:47:29.420
Ah, yeah, and like the capability they have now. I was specifically only talking about its ability to

02:47:30.220 --> 02:47:33.180
like Bear load. Yeah, sure

02:47:33.660 --> 02:47:38.300
I did this though. This was fun Yeah, didn't you win this?

02:47:38.940 --> 02:47:43.020
spoilers oh So this is the control scheme

02:47:44.300 --> 02:47:48.220
Oh, we made it look a lot more exciting in the edit than it. Um

02:47:49.100 --> 02:47:54.060
Really was but not not many people watched this video. This did not resonate

02:47:55.420 --> 02:47:58.460
I I thought it was kind of a fun video, but anyway

02:47:59.340 --> 02:48:05.100
I think it's like space travel. I guess I'll just drop steam controllers instead. Yep, apparently

02:48:05.660 --> 02:48:09.740
I think it's like space travel though if people aren't involved. It's like, yeah, but I was involved

02:48:10.540 --> 02:48:17.340
Yeah, but you were just outside Oh, so you want me to actually boxing that guy. It probably would have gotten a bunch of views

02:48:18.460 --> 02:48:24.620
I see Well, yeah, I know float playing crowd. Of course, you guys watched it. You guys watch all the things

02:48:25.340 --> 02:48:29.100
But it's the it's the broader like youtube audience that just did not

02:48:30.140 --> 02:48:34.140
Engage with it while he draft I'd pay five dollars to watch it

02:48:36.300 --> 02:48:43.660
Okay, all right, so now Now hold on a second. Oh my god, if we could raise 20 grand for me to fight a g1

02:48:44.220 --> 02:48:49.020
I bet we could raise 650 grand for me to fight a mecha. Oh, I mean it would break you

02:48:50.700 --> 02:48:56.220
But I what a way to go how would it be to knock over an unsupported cinder block wall?

02:48:57.340 --> 02:49:00.700
Uh, I mean it would it would it would be hitting pretty hard

02:49:02.220 --> 02:49:05.180
Like if you got hit by something that size

02:49:05.900 --> 02:49:11.260
That was moving with enough speed and coordination to knock over suck. Yeah, it would not be good

02:49:11.580 --> 02:49:16.460
Yeah, like it would like break your bones Maybe like if if they were your face bones

02:49:17.420 --> 02:49:21.820
Maybe oh, I don't think that's a maybe sir. I think that's a pretty solid

02:49:21.980 --> 02:49:26.220
Yeah, I would break your break your face. Well, it depends like is this thing hitting

02:49:30.380 --> 02:49:32.380
I'm losing the physics terms for this

02:49:35.900 --> 02:49:37.900
Moment of action is stuck in my head

02:49:39.500 --> 02:49:45.020
But it's like can it can it like do this in order to push the cinder block wall over or is it like?

02:49:45.100 --> 02:49:49.500
Oh like uh, like uh, like a momentary application. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

02:49:50.620 --> 02:49:56.300
Because that's what is going to break your bone, right? Impact force impulse force kinetic momentum

02:49:57.500 --> 02:50:00.860
Is it more of a push? Yeah, is it more of a push or is it more of a strike?

02:50:01.260 --> 02:50:05.740
Here it's in the video. Okay, let's find it. All right here. We're just gonna we're just gonna cheat and watch it

02:50:06.060 --> 02:50:10.700
Okay, ready? Yeah. Oh, hold on. Hold on. No, I went to the wrong spot because I am kind of interested

02:50:11.340 --> 02:50:15.740
Okay, you're interested in me fighting it notice how no no notice how high up the wall they interacted with

02:50:15.980 --> 02:50:19.660
Yeah, like there's a lot of different things. Hold on. Hold on. Here we go. Here we go

02:50:22.140 --> 02:50:28.860
Yeah, okay, that's a strike That is a strike, but it's also like the very very tippy top of a very tall and thin wall

02:50:29.340 --> 02:50:32.620
It's not it's not that it's not really cool. That would break your bone. It's not that it's not really cool

02:50:32.620 --> 02:50:36.940
That would break your that would break your jaw. It's not that it's not really cool for sure. So it's not really cool

02:50:38.780 --> 02:50:42.460
I just I wouldn't want to get hit by it. No, I'm not saying I want to get hit by it

02:50:43.100 --> 02:50:46.540
Yeah, like it it it struck it. It did not push it over

02:50:47.340 --> 02:50:54.700
That we can say for sure and yes, it was very high up. You guys are 100 right? Um, all right. What else we got today?

02:50:55.260 --> 02:51:01.020
Oh Dan wants me to do more sponsors now. Guess what Dan? No

02:51:01.900 --> 02:51:06.140
owned, okay Got them owned cybersecurity tip of the day

02:51:07.020 --> 02:51:10.860
Install a russian language pack on your computer

02:51:12.220 --> 02:51:17.340
Uh, we were talking about lori wired a little while ago and she's she's super based

02:51:17.820 --> 02:51:21.260
Um, so I was just reading a tweet from her. Um

02:51:21.820 --> 02:51:28.060
Earlier this week microsoft threat intelligence posted to twitter that they were investigating the mistral ai

02:51:29.980 --> 02:51:31.980
Now the devil do I pronounce this?

02:51:34.140 --> 02:51:40.060
Uh, oh jeez. I've only read it pipey sure package. Uh, i'm gonna go with pp

02:51:41.020 --> 02:51:44.780
v2.4.6 compromise in their post they noticed

02:51:45.420 --> 02:51:49.580
That the attack avoids russian language environments

02:51:50.460 --> 02:51:58.220
lori wired retweeted the post with The most low effort high reward thing that you can do for security is installing the russian language pack

02:51:58.780 --> 02:52:03.100
Not even joking. It's ridiculous. How often this prevents execution

02:52:03.740 --> 02:52:08.380
This was also something that was noted by brian krebs previously with ransomware samples

02:52:08.940 --> 02:52:15.100
discussion question luke Do we need to install the russian language pack on all work systems immediately?

02:52:15.260 --> 02:52:19.660
Uh, as far as my language goes or as far as my understanding goes

02:52:20.620 --> 02:52:22.620
We're probably fine, but

02:52:23.980 --> 02:52:28.620
It's not a bad idea. It's not a terrible idea. It might also be super freaking annoying

02:52:29.580 --> 02:52:33.180
Why though because you can install a language pack and then just never look at it or think about it again

02:52:33.340 --> 02:52:38.700
Is that one of those ones where it can change? No, the language pack wouldn't change your keyboard. Hey, would it change your keyboard?

02:52:38.780 --> 02:52:45.100
No, okay And you can just set Windows to your primary language being what it is, but they'll just

02:52:45.980 --> 02:52:51.100
Apparently These malware's will just be like, oh is russian

02:52:51.820 --> 02:52:59.100
It may be maybe do not install whatever i'm camp not gonna try and do a russian actor in in soviet russia malware installs you like

02:52:59.420 --> 02:53:01.420
Whatever don't worry about it

02:53:03.100 --> 02:53:09.900
So I just wanted to I just wanted to throw this out there for the wanshow watching people according to according to lori and brian krebs

02:53:11.100 --> 02:53:13.420
And also microsoft thread intelligence

02:53:14.140 --> 02:53:18.860
Install a russian language pack, which back in the day used to be something that you had to pay for

02:53:19.340 --> 02:53:25.500
But nowadays is something that you can just go into Windows update and you can just select a language pack and install it

02:53:25.900 --> 02:53:29.420
And apparently it will it will reduce your

02:53:31.340 --> 02:53:34.140
It will reduce your exposure to cyber security threats, which

02:53:35.020 --> 02:53:39.980
Seems like a zero hassle High reward potentially

02:53:40.220 --> 02:53:44.700
Thing to do so and I can't wait for people to start getting viruses because they start googling

02:53:46.380 --> 02:53:48.380
Russian language pack for Windows

02:53:51.100 --> 02:53:56.460
Okay, just just get it in Windows update. I'm okay advanced options. Maybe

02:54:01.980 --> 02:54:10.940
I don't really use Windows much in okay here Sorry, it's not Windows update. It's in time and language add a language and then you just go for there you go

02:54:12.060 --> 02:54:17.500
All right, there you go add a language. It's it's that easy. It's that fast

02:54:18.860 --> 02:54:22.620
Go for it Hey, here's another cool one

02:54:23.100 --> 02:54:27.020
We had an LTT Labs article go up. I think it was either today or yesterday

02:54:27.500 --> 02:54:29.740
It's sick. Um, they're all sick

02:54:30.620 --> 02:54:35.260
What's up with ups We have one since the ups

02:54:36.380 --> 02:54:42.300
Our company has always had many ups is around for the convenience and business case of not suddenly is losing a ton of work

02:54:42.300 --> 02:54:46.540
Thank you. Lucas. That is a very matter-of-fact observation

02:54:49.100 --> 02:54:54.060
So blah blah blah, etc. We uh, we want to check them out further

02:54:54.060 --> 02:54:57.980
But have been wary of connecting them to any measurement equipment considering the high voltages involved

02:54:58.540 --> 02:55:02.780
Despite that we're throwing caution to the wind to check out some ups from around the office

02:55:03.340 --> 02:55:06.380
So it's not a comprehensive

02:55:07.100 --> 02:55:12.940
look at you know Which ups is the the best ups, but it's more of a like

02:55:13.660 --> 02:55:16.060
Laying the groundwork for what are they?

02:55:17.020 --> 02:55:22.700
What do they do? What might be characteristics of one that could be

02:55:23.500 --> 02:55:30.380
More desirable and it's kind of like a like a primer on us taking the time to grab some measurements

02:55:31.340 --> 02:55:34.780
make some cool visualizations and

02:55:34.780 --> 02:55:39.740
Maybe expand on it further if this is something that people are interested in learning more about

02:55:40.060 --> 02:55:45.260
The first thing that I said when I saw lucas's preliminary work on it was like, oh, that should be an LTT video

02:55:46.140 --> 02:55:50.140
Like we always say on LTT. You should have a ups

02:55:50.940 --> 02:55:57.500
We never tell you which one to buy Because I've never been comfortable enough other than saying like yeah, I don't know get an apc

02:55:57.740 --> 02:56:02.220
Or an optu ps or an eaten like it'll probably be fine like any of the big three brands are probably okay

02:56:02.220 --> 02:56:05.980
But I don't actually know Which one is better

02:56:07.100 --> 02:56:10.060
Or like how much you have to spend to get like a good one

02:56:10.780 --> 02:56:15.660
I don't know if we're actually doing it We do we do lots of different things and we change our mind and direction often

02:56:15.660 --> 02:56:21.980
But I was talking to lucas in relation to this article about how scrapyard wars used to be such a nightmare

02:56:22.780 --> 02:56:26.380
here Because you and I would test in the offices

02:56:27.020 --> 02:56:31.660
And be working on our systems in the offices then have to come out into the warehouse usually the workshop set

02:56:31.820 --> 02:56:39.340
but let's just say warehouse in general and Like you know benchmark them against each other and then they would start failing

02:56:39.900 --> 02:56:42.700
And you and I would both always swear that our systems were stable

02:56:42.940 --> 02:56:47.580
Then we'd go back inside to work on them and they'd be stable again The biggest one was when it happened with austin evans

02:56:47.900 --> 02:56:52.300
Yes, his system was apparently stable when running off of a ups

02:56:52.860 --> 02:56:57.180
And then well it was stable when running off of the wall power in the office. Was it?

02:56:57.180 --> 02:57:03.900
Okay, and then was stable when running off a ups in the warehouse, but not when running off of the wall power in the warehouse

02:57:04.060 --> 02:57:09.420
Okay, yeah, so I was I was I was poking and being like it could be kind of interesting to go check out

02:57:10.140 --> 02:57:12.380
Those plugs because I doubt they've changed much

02:57:13.660 --> 02:57:20.060
Uh, yeah, I don't think that transformer has ever been replaced. I doubt it. So I'm assuming the in-office ones are still

02:57:20.780 --> 02:57:27.340
Yeah better Because we always refer to it as like dirty power and that was enough for me to understand

02:57:28.220 --> 02:57:33.740
That power bad this power good, but that's it. I don't understand beyond that really what's going on

02:57:33.820 --> 02:57:38.380
Yeah, it's the like purity of the sine wave. No, like I get I get the vague concepts

02:57:38.380 --> 02:57:42.460
How long of a how much of a delay there is in the switchover to battery power?

02:57:42.460 --> 02:57:44.860
Like there's a bunch of things that like why is it

02:57:45.980 --> 02:57:52.540
Better in there and worse out there. Um I think those two spaces are running off of different transformers

02:57:53.020 --> 02:57:56.220
Because that office space is two blended units

02:57:56.940 --> 02:58:01.100
And one of the transformers is more loaded than the other one if I recall correctly

02:58:01.180 --> 02:58:07.340
It was just when we were converting it rod said and I had a crazy boot issue during scrappard wars and all of a sudden

02:58:07.340 --> 02:58:10.140
It started working. Yeah. Yeah, like there's something

02:58:11.500 --> 02:58:16.060
Going on. Well, we that was that set has a ups that lives on it permanently now

02:58:16.220 --> 02:58:21.580
So the power to the table is always running through ups now So we haven't had any problems in a long time, but yeah, I'd be very curious

02:58:22.220 --> 02:58:27.500
Man, maybe maybe if the ups content goes well, we can move into a building transformer content

02:58:27.820 --> 02:58:30.620
So we can find the best building transformer and replace them

02:58:31.420 --> 02:58:34.060
Yeah, probably not for the seven people that would be interested. Yeah

02:58:34.860 --> 02:58:40.060
I mean, hey, like if I was a contractor, then I'd be very interested to know, um

02:58:40.780 --> 02:58:44.700
How bad the cheap the cheap transformer that I'm still definitely going to use

02:58:47.340 --> 02:58:51.660
That's the problem. Anyway, go check it out at lttlabs.com. It's a really good read

02:58:52.220 --> 02:58:55.340
And we've even uh launched an article since then

02:58:56.220 --> 02:59:01.420
Oh, what seven hours ago? I I missed that. What's the what's the new one two is better than one? Oh on the b60

02:59:01.500 --> 02:59:06.300
You knew about this one. You might just not have known the time Because it released today

02:59:06.620 --> 02:59:13.180
Yeah, there's the Labs articles are are coming strong and fast. So so check them out. Yeah, this thing's cool

02:59:13.580 --> 02:59:18.300
It's been a long time a long time since I've seen a dual GPU card like this

02:59:20.700 --> 02:59:24.140
Until arc pro b60 dual 48 gig turbo

02:59:24.940 --> 02:59:29.180
Turbo I like that turbo is in there. That's sick turbo back turbo

02:59:29.820 --> 02:59:35.340
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apparently there's some drama with like The plugins for twitch chat like stuff happening on the stream or something like that. Does anyone else have any context for this?

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No, not even slightly. I have no idea what you're talking about

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Is it is it what's twitch? Um

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Stream elements is that is that it stream elements? Okay stream elements drama

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Stream elements is stream elements in trouble stream elements shutting down

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Yeah Yeah stream elements and talks with potential acquirers to avoid impending

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bankruptcy And he was like pretty upset about it because apparently the alternative to it is like not very good or something and

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A lot of people are like, oh, well, I would have given more money to stream elements if I'd known that they needed money

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but then like They clearly didn't but then like stream elements apparently

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Raised like and this is from Elijah. So I don't know if this is true But they raised a hundred million dollars and they've burned through that in the last like three or four years

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So I don't know how they managed to burn through that much money

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doing like I don't know things that like happening on your screen with twitch chats

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Um, I mean, I guess the API cost would probably be reasonably high

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there's But like the whole thing seems like uh seems like a giant boatload of fail

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So feel free to go look into that if you want to rabbit hole But it's not it's not in our notes today because it's not good news. When

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in other good news though MIT researchers have revived a 40 year old

03:03:05.340 --> 03:03:09.340
Triangular zipper concept that is now made possible by 3d printing

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Researchers at MIT's computer science and artificial intelligence laboratory built the y zipper

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A three-sided zipper that snaps three floppy 3d printed arms into a rigid triangular tube

03:03:22.700 --> 03:03:27.420
Using a flex rigid transition mechanism enabling the zippers to interlock

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The concept dates back to 1985 patented by MIT professor William Freeman

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But manufacturing Couldn't be done until modern 3d printing caught up

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It works because triangles are inherently rigid. So same principles like bridges trusses and cranes

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Software lets users design what the zipped shape becomes and you can make a straight rod and arch a coil or screw

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Like twists. So come I'm not gonna lie. I don't really understand check this out

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Oh my god, what for and I would love to see an application of it. It's really cool

03:04:03.900 --> 03:04:07.900
Yeah, here we go Here we go

03:04:09.740 --> 03:04:15.100
The y zipper. Oh, there's some cool example Luke Luke's first question. Why why

03:04:17.340 --> 03:04:23.740
There is a there is a pretty cool example at like uh one minute ish almost one minute

03:04:24.300 --> 03:04:26.780
50 seconds. Uh-huh the tent

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Yeah, you just kind of zip down the rigid poles. Yeah, it's kind of neat. I don't know man

03:04:33.820 --> 03:04:38.060
It seems it seems pretty cool. You stuff like this is just neat

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I don't I'm not saying like it has to have like a really strong reason

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But I would just love to see someone find like a really good

03:04:44.940 --> 03:04:51.660
Application for it just to see what they do. So the entire system arms and slider is 3d printed from colman polymers

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They tested pla for better load bearing and tpu for more flexibility

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And the video demo includes an adjustable wrist cast that can be tightened or made loose easily

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Mechanical blooming flower for art and design a quadruped robot with legs that retract

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Lowering the robot's body to get it under obstacles in front of it. Interesting and as rods to deploy a tent

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Our discussion question is if a 40 year old zipper concept can be revived today

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What other failed or forgotten historical patents? Do you think are waiting for modern tech to bring them to life?

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Let's break out Leonardo's drawings, dude. I know right I think probably my favorite

03:05:32.460 --> 03:05:37.500
um My favorite old

03:05:38.620 --> 03:05:45.020
um Technology idea that didn't work out is this thing

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This thing is crazy Yeah, and this is a I think this is I think this is the video

03:05:51.820 --> 03:05:56.220
Yeah, yeah, this is a great video and you should go watch it

03:05:56.940 --> 03:06:01.500
Because this thing was real the why was working the why for this one was

03:06:02.220 --> 03:06:06.940
Efficiency right because you have less wheels on the ground so there's less friction. Uh, no, it was cost

03:06:07.580 --> 03:06:12.220
Well, because yeah, it's uh, it's cheaper to lay a single rail

03:06:12.780 --> 03:06:15.100
Oh than two. I thought it was like

03:06:15.820 --> 03:06:21.420
Effectively fuel conservation. Uh, no no not that it was it was the initial laying of the track

03:06:21.820 --> 03:06:26.300
And the way that they do like cool animations and everything for how all of this worked

03:06:26.860 --> 03:06:33.100
Um, like you can here you can see like hints as to sort of how the thing worked. Yeah, I'm not going to show you everything

03:06:33.180 --> 03:06:35.500
It used like pneumatics and stuff. It was so

03:06:36.620 --> 03:06:40.140
Flipping cool. You guys should go watch this video on primal space

03:06:40.700 --> 03:06:51.260
uh incredible video, but Pretty much the reason it doesn't work is it used uh to self-balance. It used a giant spinning mass

03:06:51.820 --> 03:06:53.820
That's like

03:06:55.500 --> 03:06:59.740
Okay, yeah, a lot of energy. Yeah. Yeah, scary amount of energy

03:06:59.980 --> 03:07:04.060
So the opposite of what I was thinking because now you have to spin this giant freaking thing

03:07:04.300 --> 03:07:07.500
Um, it's more just like if anything goes wrong. Yeah

03:07:08.140 --> 03:07:11.340
Train crash now. There's this enormous mass flying around. Yeah

03:07:12.060 --> 03:07:15.820
Yeah, I um, someone was talking about gyroscopically stable things

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I am probably Getting my motorcycle in like a week or two. There you go. Maybe two the um the part that was supposed to arrive

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I think I gave you guys an update on this a little while ago The part that was supposed to arrive was like sea and seat overseas

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And the guy calls me um earlier this week and he goes

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I like I texted him. He's like, hey, do you have time for a call? Which is never good news

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and he goes look The part that I've been waiting for like for two months to finish this project

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It arrived and the hole for like the ignition is in the wrong spot. It doesn't work

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And I was like, oh, well like how complicated is this part? Like I have like a $40,000 cnc and like a handful of operators for it. He's like

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You got to be shitting me I'm like, yeah, no, no, like I got my guys and like we've got like a like I think it's like five axis or something

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he's like You got to be shitting me

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And uh, and I'm like, yeah, no I mean, do you want me to just put you in touch with one of my guys and you can like show them the part and like

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So Sebastian uh from the creator warehouse team

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I was like, hey, look just like, I don't know. Give me like your contract or rate. This is not work. So, you know

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It's not work. So whatever. We'll we'll work it out outside of work

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Um, but like is this something that you want that you're able to tackle? He's like, oh, yeah, sure. So he um, so

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Like vance went and got it So that was one day by the next day

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Sebastian had 3d printed a mock-up of like a fix for it to like make it mount properly

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And then Sebastian on his way we had we had an early dismissal friday today

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Um, so he like stopped by today and is like talking about the solution with the motorcycle shop

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And then figures he can probably like make it by like next week

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And so then they just have to do final assembly. He says it looks like I haven't seen any in progress yet

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Because I was like, no, no, I want to be surprised Sammy's apparently going to do a Floatplane exclusive of me taking delivery of this bike after three years

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And I want to make it really really clear. This is not the shop's fault

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Yeah, it was mostly painted. Yeah, mostly it just took me forever to paint it and I did some stuff wrong

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And I got some paint and some threads and various things. Um, they have probably contributed a handful of delays

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But the vast bulk of it was me and honestly, I'm just impressed that they've stuck with me for this long to get this thing done

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Um, so I'm very excited to have my bike back

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Uh, do you want to pick a topic? Yeah, let's keep it in the 3d printing world innovative startup pioneers 3d printing with recycled glass

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New binder jet process combines powder with adhesive agent in layering technique

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Uh Vitreform 3d is a Knoxville startup tackling the 8 million tons of glass

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us landfills receive yearly by 3d printing with recycled post consumer glass

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Unlike conventional recycling their process skips energy intensive melting and isn't picky about color or grade

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Really it's not picky about color. Well, you can be you can sort by color, but you don't have to so you could just do this

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Uh, okay neat. Um, they're they're patent pending binder jetting technology

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But what a sentence uh works like this the waste glass is ground into a fine powder

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There's a thin layer of glass powder spread across the build spectrum

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Platform Not sure where you got that word from but not a single clue

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Inject style nozzles deposit a binder slash adhesive only where materials should bond based on that 3d model

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Uh, and then repeat layer by layer to build the 3d object

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The finished piece is then fired in an oven like that makes sense like pottery to set its final shape

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The end product is classified as engineered stone

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I mean, yeah glass is just wrong. Yeah, no that makes sense. It's just interesting roughly 90 to 95

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Recycled glass and 5 to 10 polymer binder turning the binder's chemistry

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Tuning the binder's chemistry was the core of the r&d challenge

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And the process works with almost any powder metal ceramic or glass. Wow interesting

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They're backed by the u.s. Department of Energy to develop fire resistant cladding as a next-gen building material neat

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Actual recycling is cool

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there is a lot of We're going to recycle this straight into the landfill

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So yeah, or straight into a container that we try to ship overseas that they then send back. Yeah, or that. Yeah

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Yep, there's a lot of that going around. There's a ton of that going on. So

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Actual recycling sounds awesome Our discussion question is given the severe health hazards of handling microscopic glass powder

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Is this something that should probably stay an industrial technology as opposed to trying to scale it down for consumers

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Oh, like 3d printing at home. Yeah, I think I think this is maybe not for general consumers and that's probably okay

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That's that's fine. Not everything has to be in our home

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Garage. Yeah lab. Yeah

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Um, but maybe all over dk. Yeah in Floatplane chat

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based take Glass in general pretty cool. It is pretty freaking cool. Glass is amazing. Yeah, did have you ever done like glass blowing?

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No, but I've always thought it's pretty interesting. Do it. I always thought it must be insanely hard

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Is it insanely hard? Well, yeah. Yeah, but like if you if you

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We did like we we did one that had like an introductory like friendly for kids kind of thing where you just

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You may click a little bobble and and you should you should do it

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I saw there was a I don't remember what type of content this was but I saw somebody doing glass blowing where they would get like driftwood

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And then they would do like a big

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I don't know bulb While doing glass blowing and then would droop it over the driftwood

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And then it would be like a a vase that would kind of morph itself around the driftwood. It looked super cool

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I have no idea how I would find that um

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But it looked awesome

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Hold in glass on driftwood that is not

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What it looks like, but it looks like it's the same concept

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Yeah, this is not this is not it. This is not it. Okay. Well, I mean it's a it's a similar concept

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Amazon was unlikely to be the solution you were gonna. Yeah. Yeah

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Okay, I wasn't even just being biased against amazon though. Do you see anything here that resembles more similar to me?

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Not really More similar to that one to this one. Yeah, and that is on amazon

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but It was like more of a branch like thing not like a stump of wood. Okay

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I don't know whatever glass blowing is cool

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All right. Yeah, no. Yeah more like those a little bit more like those like still not really like those. Yes more like that

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I think okay It's just kind of neat. I mean, yeah, that's cool. These are cool. Yeah

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Yeah, yeah, we're getting more close to what I'm okay. All right. I'm trying I'm trying

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I'm cooking I'm cooking that looks very much closer to it

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Okay. All right. Okay. All right. Cool. All right. We've kind of apparently it's apparently it's a thing

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I didn't know that driftwood glass thing is a thing

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I mean we live in the world of like pinterest, right? Basically everything's a thing because of because of that. Yeah

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Um, there's this is a new thing. There's a new star link policy that requires a passport check

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a live portrait And these are for international use

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Uh update the travel registration support page is 404 now. Okay, interesting

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So star link just rolled out a new travel registration policy requiring customers using the service outside of their registered home country

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To submit their full legal name nationality date of birth passport number a copy of their passport and a live

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portrait selfie Failure to register within 25 days results in the service being disabled abroad

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The pop-up has been appearing for u.s. And canadian customers including some who have never traveled internationally

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And it's reportedly triggered by owning the portable star link mini which works with the rome plan

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60 days per trip internationally SpaceX has not officially commented

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But the move is possibly a crackdown on malicious actors like scammers and mianmar

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latin american drug cartels and this is a

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Given SpaceX's uh sort of History with the conflict in ukraine. Yeah, russian military forces

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This seems like a likely one who have all been caught using star link

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Some customers suspect that this is kind of a know your customer compliance

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situation Concerns about this however include confusion for users without passports

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Fears that the pop-up is a scam given the sensitive info that's requested and

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The inverse are the inverse or the opposite of that or a related

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Concern is that if this is something that people know to expect

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Then scammers going and pretending to be SpaceX and asking for this information could be pretty scary. This I

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Sorry, I thought you're done No, there was also a situation where at least one boat user bruce toll reported that his service was cut off

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Before the 25 day deadline mid voyage and he was only able to restore it because he still had cell coverage

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Luckily And then also just a general privacy concerns like in general

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What else we got? Uh, well, I just I think

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You know how there was there was a lot of stuff recently there was some about ubiquity there's some going on right now about a

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canadian firearms manufacturer making sniper rifles and their sniper rifles were found in

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Russian military hands There's the ubiquity thing and stuff like that and people are calling for like hey, you need to better control

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You know the distribution of your products but

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I mean, are we asking for government overreach?

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Yeah, it kind of feels that way to me, but then like sometimes it is also like well. Yeah, you probably should

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But not have canadian sniper rifles killing ukrainians. This is maybe the pendulum swinging too far

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But then at the same time starlink in russian military hands right now would be benefiting them tremendously and it was a

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big deal when it was shut down for them. So like

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It's tough, but what's the what's the famous quote those who give up their freedom for liberty deserve neither

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And is that is that is that the quote did I get it right?

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I think it's we'll get neither Those who give up

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Freedom for security deserve neither. That's that's it apparently

03:18:19.740 --> 03:18:28.380
Are those who give up liberty for safety quote, okay? Ben franklin the exact quote is those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety

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Um, yeah Yeah, it's not relevant here not at all. I think it is irrelevant and it's not the equivalent of a sim card

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I can get a sim card with no identification at all. Yes

03:18:40.780 --> 03:18:45.740
Yes, you can land at an airport and buy a sim card and just slap it in your phone and have no

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This is one of those times when the slippery slope argument is not a fallacy because

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it becomes not a fallacy when there is solid precedent for

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The slope leading to a particular destination and in this case

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Giving a government

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The ability to decide whether crucial communication infrastructure works or not

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Or never mind the government also a commercial entity that could be controlled by another government or other entity

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Giving somebody else control of crucial infrastructure is like

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bad And it often leads to very bad things and if luckily you happen to live in a society that is free enough

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That that hasn't been a problem for you personally then that's really good and

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People around the world. I'm sure are very happy for you

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But there are plenty of folks in places like hong kong who would love to have a word with you about how

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How awful it can be when their ability to communicate and organize

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I can be turned on and off at a whim. Um, and I'm sure the iranians would

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also agree that this can have

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Very negative outcomes

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And the more that you give up, uh, the greater the likelihood of those outcomes

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Yeah, Iran has starlink service. Um So did russia

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Yeah, until someone turned it off And uh, I was talking about the government, uh, limiting internet access in iran. Also, I believe owning a starlink

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No, I'm sorry. I'm responding to full-point chat. No, no, I know. Yeah, but I so I yes starlink does allow service there

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But from my understanding owning a starlink dish. There is a crime at this point in time

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um, so Giving another outside entity the ability to turn on or off your communications infrastructure

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I think hopefully most people can recognize

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Given that there are concrete examples where that has been a very big problem that that is

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Not something that we generally want um

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Yikes, uh, yeah persian tech guy says owning starlink is indeed illegal in iran right now

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Um, curious bread says iran is actively jamming starlink signals domestically as well

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Um, yeah persian tech guy. We iranians do agree

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so Just because you're lucky enough that you are not being

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um Oppressed enough yet does not mean that we should just kind of go. Oh, well, this is fine

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The flip side of it being do I want canadian rifles killing ukrainians? No, no

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But should we put a chip on every gun? That has gps tracking and you can't pull the trigger if it's in certain geographical regions

03:21:57.340 --> 03:22:03.260
Uh, I mean that sounds wildly draft. You're saying russian military was killing people because of starlink ukraine military

03:22:03.500 --> 03:22:10.860
Is currently killing people with starlink? Yeah Lots of i'm sure they're not you want to shut off too

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Like this is like where is the fact that the line is not set by you is the whole part of the reason

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The whole part of the the problem that we're currently discussing

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Yes, and it's and it's it's an uncomfortable conversation

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Yeah It's a western network

03:22:28.540 --> 03:22:33.420
Okay, I mean we're we're never going to see eye to eye here and that's okay, but like

03:22:33.420 --> 03:22:36.780
Yeah, I mean what does western mean?

03:22:37.580 --> 03:22:41.900
The west is the west until the west isn't the west. I mean, it's also not a western network

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The the nato the nato alliance is not exactly as concrete today as it was

03:22:47.820 --> 03:22:55.420
It's a company ten years ago. It's not a government service It's it's it's it's not I don't think you can necessarily say it's a western network

03:22:55.660 --> 03:22:59.420
He's saying like should we enable our enemies? It's like well whose enemies it's up to

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Whose enemies? Yeah, exactly. It's up to a company. Yeah

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And like and and what does western even mean right now?

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Nothing is that simple right now

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Sorry Good news wandshow

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Yeah, we should move on Linux gains some more critical Windows apps including 3d movie maker and space cadet pinball

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To classic mid 1990s Windows apps have been officially ported to Linux space cadet pinball

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Which was originally part of the microsoft plus pack for Windows 95 was decompiled and rebuilt by musicchenko andre

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And ported to 14 different platforms the Linux build is now available on flat hub

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And uh oracle Linux developer steven brennan also recently blogged about getting it running on Linux

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This is In a word based

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Also, you guys should edit a movie. There's an even well. Uh, have you ever used 3d movie maker? No

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Yeah, uh, not how that works. Um

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In even bigger news 3d movie maker has come to Linux microsoft open sourced it back in 2022

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But it sat mostly untouched

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Until registry readers mark cave island and ben stone spent roughly 15 months on a fork

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Called 3d mm e x wow after the original 3d mm

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3d mm f forever project stalled beyond a native Linux port they added 64 bit support

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Bug fixes ARM 64 Windows builds native file dialogues midi music via fluid synth and a g streamer powered video player

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A raspberry pi version is in the works

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Uh, so is is i'm looking at the video now. Is it like source movie maker?

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Where you like have to use their like little characters and stuff? So I actually am not

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Sure because one of the problems that I had with 3d movie maker was that at the time almost nobody had a microphone

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So I could only use the handful of audio clips that were included

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And maybe it had other capabilities props sounds

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Yeah scenes So maybe it had other capabilities if you also had other accessories, but we couldn't really like do that much with it right

03:25:29.900 --> 03:25:32.780
Um, but yeah, there's like walking animations and like

03:25:34.620 --> 03:25:40.220
Wow Yeah I don't know if I ever saw anything that was the output of this

03:25:41.420 --> 03:25:47.180
I I definitely like never even opened that. Uh, oh it was not included. This was like paid software. Oh, wow

03:25:47.900 --> 03:25:51.580
Yeah, and there was like, uh, there was like quests and stuff like you could click on

03:25:51.820 --> 03:25:57.740
Like you could go to different places and like kind of the like the the the the studio campus and like

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Find collectibles. Um

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Here, let me see if I can find

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Um Here's a video from DOS storm

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That says there's there's still nothing like microsoft 3d movie maker

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um 23 23 000 views

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Yeah, this guy this guy was funky And you could do all kinds of stuff. Yeah, like you could set up your scene

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And yeah, I remember I remember these stock characters, man They had like a handful of outfits each you could have them talk to each other and like

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You could make them you could make them die and stuff you could make them like like grow really big and then explode

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There was like an explode effect. There's all kinds of all kinds of cool stuff

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And now you can run it on Linux for the dozens of people who want to do that

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I just it was uh, it was a part of my childhood. I have multiple core memories

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Sitting around the computer with my siblings making the you know, the baby explode or whatever after it

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Does something just goofing goofing around. It's a it's a fun creativity tool that in some ways

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Encourages additional creativity due to it being so rudimentary and so limited

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If you kind of get what I mean like in some ways the ability to do anything

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um It's like like like ai the ability to just kind of say yeah make this

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Is less rewarding than using a crummy tool to to try to make something good if that kind of makes sense

03:27:35.980 --> 03:27:44.780
Speaking of um You know crappy ai outputs. Uh AMD put up a pretty horrible ai generated ad

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Which is not good news. So instead we're going to talk about an AMD related thing that is good news

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AMD listened FSR 4.1 is coming to rd na 3 and then later to rd na 2 the feature is going to be enabled through a driver update

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Bringing support to older cards supporting int 8 instructions as opposed to the fp8 version that was used on rd na 4

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It's expected to drop in july for radion 7 000 cards and then sometime in early 20 27

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For our dna 2 cards an int 8 version of fsr 4.0 was leaked in 2025

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Which users were able to get running using tools like opti scaler

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But AMD had until now not committed to bringing fsr 4 to these older cards

03:28:32.700 --> 03:28:39.020
This change by AMD will bump that support to fsr 4.1, which does improve image quality versus fsr 4.0

03:28:39.340 --> 03:28:43.020
Our discussion question is Everyone liked that

03:28:43.020 --> 03:28:48.700
What are some other times that a company back ported features to an older product and it was pretty cool?

03:28:49.820 --> 03:28:55.980
um You know what i'm going to throw microsoft a bone. We've given them a lot of flak for the last couple of months

03:28:56.540 --> 03:29:00.860
I think it was pretty cool when Windows 8 sucked and they said okay

03:29:01.020 --> 03:29:05.580
Here's Windows 10 for free Here's a free upgrade

03:29:05.980 --> 03:29:10.140
That's kind of it's not really like back porting a feature. It's kind of back porting a feature

03:29:10.140 --> 03:29:14.620
It's taking your old computer that was Windows 8 and back porting all the Windows 10 features to it

03:29:14.700 --> 03:29:17.420
So i'm you know what i'm standing by it. You got anything?

03:29:21.820 --> 03:29:23.900
Maybe chat can let us know if they can think of anything

03:29:25.020 --> 03:29:27.420
I'm rapidly typing in chat. Can you rephrase the question?

03:29:28.140 --> 03:29:33.180
Um, what are other times that a company back ported features to an older product and it was cool and everyone liked it

03:29:39.020 --> 03:29:41.020
Didn't aim uh

03:29:45.020 --> 03:29:47.020
Has an AMD done this in the past

03:29:48.860 --> 03:29:54.460
Um, yeah I'm not going to be able to name like super specific examples

03:29:54.780 --> 03:29:58.860
But I think AMD has done this in the past AMD has a a bit of a precedent of

03:29:59.660 --> 03:30:03.740
Supporting platforms for a long time and bringing things to them bringing things back to them

03:30:03.980 --> 03:30:08.140
NVIDIA also brought some of their newer features back to older cards

03:30:08.380 --> 03:30:12.780
They've done. I think uh, I think they've made a pretty good faith effort to

03:30:13.740 --> 03:30:22.780
support the rtx Promises of the 20th of the 20 series even though the hardware was just like not there yet

03:30:23.420 --> 03:30:27.420
um They haven't always done a perfect job, but I think they've done pretty

03:30:28.140 --> 03:30:32.540
okay solid b uh, there was uh

03:30:32.860 --> 03:30:36.540
There was something there was something in the chat that I had wanted to

03:30:37.260 --> 03:30:45.580
That I wanted to talk about No, I missed it. Oh, right. No, you reminded me. Yeah AMD's uh track record of supporting products for a long time

03:30:45.580 --> 03:30:52.460
We've got a really cool video coming We're gonna put the newest am4 processor in the oldest am4 board

03:30:53.020 --> 03:31:01.500
And then we're gonna like benchmark it against that same processor in the newest am4 board and see if if you bought the right am4 board

03:31:02.300 --> 03:31:05.740
10 years ago Can you literally buy a chip today?

03:31:06.460 --> 03:31:08.780
And upgrade your computer and what are the downsides of that?

03:31:11.340 --> 03:31:17.180
It's gonna be pretty cool. Yeah, that is pretty sweet. Yeah. Uh, one of our newer writers, uh, michael's working on that project

03:31:17.260 --> 03:31:21.980
So it's uh, and then uh, pancrats is helping him out with some of the testing my Labs might be actually helping out as well

03:31:22.460 --> 03:31:25.980
I'm not sure about that. Are you still arguing with Floatplane chat? Yes

03:31:27.100 --> 03:31:31.260
It's okay. We'll make me time you out. We'll be friends in the end. I'll put you in time out. It's okay. We're fine

03:31:31.340 --> 03:31:33.820
Okay, if you type anymore to Floatplane chat right now, I'm putting you in time

03:31:35.180 --> 03:31:39.100
I've put other people in time out today Floatplane chat spicy today. I don't know what's going on

03:31:39.100 --> 03:31:45.740
It must be a full moon or something. It's been interesting. Yeah, and and for once this is this is why I'm not arguing with anyone

03:31:46.220 --> 03:31:55.660
Yeah It's like I feel like the kid like mom dad stop fighting for the first time ever so Dan, this is what it feels like

03:31:57.100 --> 03:32:02.780
You do get used to it. Well mom and dad fighting or or yeah, oh, okay, and then you have this like

03:32:03.580 --> 03:32:09.660
Smugness you have smugness like and you're like like you're just watching like you're watching. Yeah, big smugness

03:32:09.740 --> 03:32:13.660
Yeah, big like I mean, he's the one doing the gesture. I'm just

03:32:14.300 --> 03:32:17.740
Right pair of smug. All right. Thank you for that and you're just watching you you

03:32:18.380 --> 03:32:23.260
the fastest missed um meta employees have launched a protest

03:32:23.980 --> 03:32:29.100
Against mousetracking technology at their u.s. Offices. This one is

03:32:29.980 --> 03:32:35.180
I want to say you got to stay tuned on this one because at the beginning it's like you're thinking

03:32:35.180 --> 03:32:39.980
It's like mouse jigglers or something like that. No, no, no, it's so much worse

03:32:40.140 --> 03:32:44.860
Stay tuned and the reason that this belongs in good news whan show is because

03:32:45.420 --> 03:32:50.220
I have massive respect for the meta employees that are speaking out right now

03:32:50.700 --> 03:32:53.900
For reasons that i'll get to in a minute. Okay, so on may 12th

03:32:54.380 --> 03:33:00.620
Metta employees distributed flyers at multiple u.s. Offices to protest the company's recent installation

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Of mousetracking software on their computers pushing for colleagues to sign an online petition against it

03:33:07.580 --> 03:33:09.580
The tracking tool is called

03:33:11.420 --> 03:33:16.780
Model capability initiative or mci and it logs mouse movements

03:33:17.260 --> 03:33:23.260
clicks keystrokes and occasional screenshots of work related applications in order to

03:33:23.900 --> 03:33:28.380
Not monitor if you're working, but in order to train meta's ai models

03:33:30.380 --> 03:33:36.380
Metta's justification for this is that it is building agents to do everyday computer tasks

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So its models need real examples of how people actually use computers

03:33:42.540 --> 03:33:49.340
spokesperson Andy stone added that the data isn't used for anything else with safeguards in place for sensitive content

03:33:50.140 --> 03:33:55.740
With that said employees expect that the data is used to train the models that will replace them

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This protest is landing just before meta lays off 10 of its staff or about 8 000 people on may 20th

03:34:04.940 --> 03:34:11.100
So that's in five days while also cancelling plans to hire for another 6 000 open roles

03:34:11.740 --> 03:34:17.820
All of this is happening while meta plans to spend up to 135 billion dollars on ai infrastructure this year

03:34:18.220 --> 03:34:24.380
Building toward what zuckerberg calls personal superintelligence for its three and a half billion daily users

03:34:25.180 --> 03:34:30.860
The protest has also spread to the uk where users are organizing through the united tech and allied workers union

03:34:31.100 --> 03:34:36.940
With organizer elinor pain accusing executives of pursuing speculative ai strategies

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While forcing staff to endure quote draconian surveillance and quote to train the very systems meant to replace them

03:34:46.700 --> 03:34:52.380
Boy is there ever a lot to unpack here. So pretty wild on the eve of mass layoffs

03:34:52.700 --> 03:34:57.740
People are speaking out and taking action against this draconian surveillance

03:34:58.380 --> 03:35:02.060
massive respect there um

03:35:02.060 --> 03:35:08.620
the fact that meta is treating their employees as like

03:35:09.820 --> 03:35:14.940
As like as training data is sort of next level unhinged

03:35:15.660 --> 03:35:19.900
um Like i'm trying to

03:35:21.740 --> 03:35:25.420
Okay luke hit me with something here stop arguing

03:35:28.300 --> 03:35:32.540
Hit me with something here What would be what would be where

03:35:34.700 --> 03:35:36.700
I don't need to see the screen

03:35:38.780 --> 03:35:40.780
Can I put another admin

03:35:44.860 --> 03:35:50.140
I'll time out the people you're talking to no no no no no okay. All right. All right then stop good people

03:35:50.540 --> 03:35:53.740
Okay, we just we just got confused. They're good people. What's worse

03:35:54.380 --> 03:35:57.740
luke What's worse

03:35:57.820 --> 03:36:03.900
If meta was doing this to their user base or doing this to their staff who at least they pay

03:36:04.140 --> 03:36:10.380
Just doing it to both Well, I know but no no no no no just for the sake of for the sake of having a moral argument right now

03:36:10.620 --> 03:36:15.020
Like I just I want to hear your perspective. I value your perspective. That's all I respect you

03:36:16.300 --> 03:36:24.060
What okay, let's say it was me Okay, and our hypothetical scenario. It's me. I'm I'm building I'm I I need

03:36:24.620 --> 03:36:29.100
I I just need footage of people You know wanking it. What's better

03:36:29.900 --> 03:36:35.580
if I If I record my staff who happen to be paid porn performers

03:36:35.900 --> 03:36:38.940
Okay, okay, right because they were gonna wank it anyway, right?

03:36:38.940 --> 03:36:43.740
So you're trying to train an ai bot because you're gonna be selling sex robots in the future or my users

03:36:43.980 --> 03:36:47.020
Who are wanking it at home and it's in the to s like it's

03:36:47.900 --> 03:36:51.100
Either way, you know, I was allowed to do it. Which one's worse?

03:36:51.900 --> 03:36:56.060
That's what I want to know I think it depends on how

03:36:56.380 --> 03:36:59.500
603 in the chat says say no more. I'm your man

03:37:04.700 --> 03:37:10.220
A gilmore d. Why did I know you were gonna say that line is because you've been watching my head show for too long

03:37:10.460 --> 03:37:12.460
Yeah, um

03:37:13.660 --> 03:37:15.820
It would jiggle all the things yeah

03:37:16.780 --> 03:37:23.900
Which one's worse? I think it depends on how explicitly communicated it is because if it's yeah, if it's a meta service

03:37:24.620 --> 03:37:27.660
and they explicitly communicated the user you can just not

03:37:29.020 --> 03:37:31.020
Sorry, did you say nut or not?

03:37:32.380 --> 03:37:35.500
In this case both realistically you're you're picking one or the other

03:37:35.740 --> 03:37:43.820
um, but you I mean I have a really hard time believing unless you're an influencer of some kind that instagram is a requirement to your life

03:37:45.740 --> 03:37:50.540
Okay, yeah, I can see that but you need a job, but you do need a job, but you could work somewhere else

03:37:50.700 --> 03:37:52.700
Maybe job market's really bad

03:37:54.620 --> 03:37:59.900
Economy is wrecked and the job market's really bad. Can I tell you can I tell you and maybe maybe this is

03:38:00.940 --> 03:38:04.060
Maybe if I was going to put on my lizard brain hat, right?

03:38:06.860 --> 03:38:08.860
I

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I would feel ickier about my employees

03:38:15.100 --> 03:38:20.220
Because if you had to watch someone wank. No, no, no, no, no, no, I don't mean the watching

03:38:21.420 --> 03:38:26.140
I just mean the like The the using of them

03:38:27.740 --> 03:38:34.860
Well, that's what they're doing They're using their employees to train some data set because they know that it's one of the only clean

03:38:36.140 --> 03:38:38.620
Clean data sources as a reminder

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Poisons now they provide the tissues to clean the data

03:38:43.580 --> 03:38:48.060
As a reminder in this scenario, I have to pick one of them. So I can't just yeah, you have to pick one bad

03:38:48.220 --> 03:38:50.940
I'm just re giving that context because some people are gonna be like, oh

03:38:51.740 --> 03:38:57.660
like I Because with an employee even if I've never actually interacted with them because let's say I work

03:38:57.740 --> 03:39:01.020
I I run a company that has tens of thousands of employees or whatever

03:39:01.340 --> 03:39:06.700
Like like with them there was there was at least a pen and paper version of a handshake

03:39:07.100 --> 03:39:12.300
That exists between between me and them we have like a we have like some level of mutualism

03:39:12.860 --> 03:39:16.540
In our relationship whereas I feel like well, I guess the user's that too

03:39:16.540 --> 03:39:19.980
But like I I don't have to look in the whites of their eyes at an all-hands meeting

03:39:20.060 --> 03:39:29.580
I Don't know. I'm just to me. It feels ickier to use the people who are directly benefiting you every day through the laborer

03:39:29.820 --> 03:39:37.100
That they contribute to your organization But then again, the users are directly benefiting you as well and that's pretty icky too. In fact

03:39:37.980 --> 03:39:41.260
Like they could be more dependent on you like an instagram influencer

03:39:41.260 --> 03:39:45.500
Such a great example that I wouldn't have thought of but they're super dependent on the platform. It's a job

03:39:45.580 --> 03:39:50.700
Yeah, it is a job and you don't have to like that job. You could think it's stupid or whatever and that's fine

03:39:50.700 --> 03:39:57.100
That's your opinion But like that doesn't change that for some people and more importantly where your argument falls apart

03:39:57.420 --> 03:40:01.180
For the people who work for those people. It is very much a job

03:40:01.580 --> 03:40:07.420
You can argue all day that my job shouldn't be a job being youtuber blood blood blood stupid go get a real job

03:40:07.660 --> 03:40:11.260
But everybody who works for me has a real job like dent

03:40:12.220 --> 03:40:16.460
Well, he had a real job. He apparently left it. Don't worry about that. The point is

03:40:17.740 --> 03:40:23.100
People with very real jobs work for Linus media grouping and the same would be true of instagram. That's a really good point

03:40:23.260 --> 03:40:26.300
Yeah, like so it's it's hard to it's hard to

03:40:28.780 --> 03:40:34.940
So for most users I see instagram is very non essential right not only is it non essential

03:40:34.940 --> 03:40:39.340
But there are alternative platforms that do like almost the same thing

03:40:40.300 --> 03:40:48.540
so But then it's not true for everyone and it's not always possible to just switch over not every viner

03:40:49.340 --> 03:40:54.860
Succeeded on another platform. Oh, no, I'm talking uh, pure viewers. Oh, pure viewers. Sure. Yeah, sure

03:40:55.660 --> 03:40:59.580
Okay, like I don't think you can argue that any of those things is like

03:41:00.140 --> 03:41:04.460
Essential although I have heard that a lot of people are using tiktok as search now

03:41:05.020 --> 03:41:12.220
That's a terrible idea. I've no I don't have it. I have no idea, but I mean based on how much like horrible

03:41:12.940 --> 03:41:19.100
AI slop misinformation we found the last time we did like a tiktok tech hacks video

03:41:19.660 --> 03:41:24.940
You shouldn't search anything on tiktok. So somebody recently was asking me like, what's my primary

03:41:25.660 --> 03:41:31.180
Media source and I said that it was youtube and they're like, oh, what do you mostly use it for it? I was like, honestly, I think

03:41:32.140 --> 03:41:34.140
Like learning things

03:41:35.180 --> 03:41:39.820
most the most the content that I watch is like Information or education included

03:41:40.540 --> 03:41:44.540
My goodness. Oh my god What is this?

03:41:44.540 --> 03:41:51.020
Uh, it's me doing a tiktok dance. Oh, yeah, this is some this is some crazy next level crazy adam intro energy here

03:41:51.100 --> 03:41:54.060
Don't worry about it. Yeah. Don't overthink it. Um, yeah

03:41:55.500 --> 03:42:00.780
And and they were like, oh, yeah, I do that too like like uh for like fixing things and whatnot

03:42:00.860 --> 03:42:06.620
I was like, oh, yeah, sure like I you know, we were taking apart my washing machine and I just watched some youtube video of a

03:42:07.260 --> 03:42:15.580
of a Appliance repair person taking apart the washing machine and they're like, yeah, except I don't use youtube for that anymore and I was like, huh?

03:42:16.540 --> 03:42:19.740
They're like, yeah, I use tiktok the videos are like faster

03:42:21.660 --> 03:42:26.140
Oh That's weird to my brain a person who doesn't use tiktok

03:42:26.860 --> 03:42:31.500
But yeah, I don't know the children are actually wrong this time

03:42:32.140 --> 03:42:38.780
This was not a I know I just mean like the the Seymour Skinner quote. Yeah. Yeah. No, it's the children who are wrong

03:42:38.940 --> 03:42:43.740
Yeah, yeah, yeah This person was similar age to me, but um

03:42:45.260 --> 03:42:52.540
I also I also understand what you're saying. Yeah, I I don't know both of them are I think inherently evil. Um

03:42:56.300 --> 03:42:58.540
You have to pick one though. Which one's a gear?

03:42:59.500 --> 03:43:05.420
I think it really comes down to How much it could you said to s if it's just to s?

03:43:05.980 --> 03:43:11.260
yeah Then I kind of want to say user base they had it coming

03:43:12.540 --> 03:43:15.740
What? Oh my god

03:43:17.180 --> 03:43:24.540
Just because lying to consumers is like a yikes and it would be I think much harder to hide from employees

03:43:24.620 --> 03:43:29.180
Hmm, but if it's if there's like a pop-up when you load instagram, that's like

03:43:30.380 --> 03:43:34.380
We're stealing everything the camera is always on please wank

03:43:35.420 --> 03:43:39.500
Then I mean What you do is your own

03:43:39.820 --> 03:43:44.780
If you if you decide to keep using it or it belongs to mark. Yeah either way either way at that point

03:43:44.780 --> 03:43:48.620
I would be more upset about the employees because I feel like the employees are more trapped in that scenario

03:43:48.860 --> 03:43:54.060
And then we come back to the cyclical argument of instagram creators and blah blah blah blah blah blah blah

03:43:55.100 --> 03:43:59.100
Um But yeah, I think I don't know this might be a terrible argument

03:43:59.340 --> 03:44:05.260
But I think where I'm going to land on how much of a disclosure there is and the more of the disclosure the more I

03:44:06.540 --> 03:44:12.540
Um, it's not that I'm more okay with it the more I become less okay with the employee side if that makes sense

03:44:13.660 --> 03:44:20.220
Uh, let's talk about Because sorry at a core of the argument if you tell that to a bunch of employees

03:44:20.380 --> 03:44:25.260
There's going to be a ton of people that cannot leave because their life situation won't allow them to

03:44:25.580 --> 03:44:29.180
And if you tell that to users people could just decide in the moment to uninstall instagram

03:44:29.260 --> 03:44:31.820
So then we both agree that employees is ickier

03:44:33.980 --> 03:44:37.900
Because they're stuck I think so in the relationship

03:44:37.900 --> 03:44:43.260
I think so unless you're not disclosing it to consumers because and that's such a huge consumer rights violation that like

03:44:44.940 --> 03:44:47.100
That the employees rights come second

03:44:50.780 --> 03:44:55.660
amazon employees are token maxing

03:44:57.420 --> 03:44:59.420
I'm actually so excited for this topic

03:45:00.700 --> 03:45:09.020
Due to pressure To use ai tools and this is good news because it's just really really fucking funny

03:45:09.900 --> 03:45:19.180
On may 12th the financial times reported that amazon employees are using an internal ai tool to automate non-essential tasks

03:45:20.060 --> 03:45:22.780
That's important non-essential tasks

03:45:23.420 --> 03:45:31.580
Just to show their managers that they are using ai more frequently. This practice is being called token maxing

03:45:32.460 --> 03:45:35.420
Which I think is going to take me a while to be able to say with a straight face

03:45:36.540 --> 03:45:39.740
This pressure stems from amazon setting a target this year

03:45:40.220 --> 03:45:44.060
requiring more than 80 percent of developers to use ai tools each week

03:45:44.620 --> 03:45:50.620
Plus internal leaderboards that track each employees ai token consumption

03:45:51.340 --> 03:45:53.980
Employees told the financial times that there is quote

03:45:54.540 --> 03:46:01.580
So much pressure to use these tools and that tracking usage creates perverse incentives, which is one of luke's

03:46:02.140 --> 03:46:08.700
favorite pet peeves amazon said that the stats would not factor into performance reviews

03:46:09.180 --> 03:46:14.300
But several employees said that they believed that managers were checking anyway

03:46:15.180 --> 03:46:19.260
amazon has since Limited team-wide visibility of usage stats

03:46:19.500 --> 03:46:23.260
So only an employee and their manager can see them and is reportedly

03:46:24.060 --> 03:46:28.300
discouraging managers from using token consumption as a performance metric at all

03:46:29.100 --> 03:46:38.540
fake news Token maxing has also surfaced at meta and microsoft where meta's internal ai leaderboard reportedly only lasted days after going public

03:46:39.180 --> 03:46:49.740
NVIDIA CEO jensen wong said he would be quote deeply alarmed if a $500,000 a year engineer wasn't consuming at least a quarter million dollars in tokens annually

03:46:50.140 --> 03:46:54.540
Meaning that the entire ecosystem seems to be incentivized for consumption

03:46:55.100 --> 03:47:01.180
And for it to continue climbing even if a lot of that token consumption turns out to be performative

03:47:01.420 --> 03:47:06.620
No way, dude. This is a whole new layer to the financial

03:47:07.100 --> 03:47:12.940
Circle jerk that is going on around ai infrastructure building out and ai company valuations

03:47:13.340 --> 03:47:18.460
If they're all what if we record the circle jerk for training if they're all just using their own

03:47:19.020 --> 03:47:25.820
ai tokens and using as many of them as they possibly can to juice their token consumption to juice the revenues

03:47:26.140 --> 03:47:30.460
That create the valuations to holy freaking crap

03:47:30.540 --> 03:47:37.980
A fun one that i heard from a from a dev friend in silicon valley is that not only are people unnecessarily using it

03:47:38.540 --> 03:47:42.860
Just to make sure that their numbers stay high Some of them are setting it some of them

03:47:43.580 --> 03:47:50.780
Are building their own tools that will just automatically use it in order to just sit there and like token virus basically

03:47:51.420 --> 03:47:56.860
To just consume tokens without them even interacting with anything in order to try to juice their numbers

03:47:57.660 --> 03:48:05.740
So so they have built bots That just use ai time, which if you think about the impact of this stuff

03:48:07.100 --> 03:48:14.140
Is like tons of water tons of energy tons of various forms of pollution

03:48:15.020 --> 03:48:19.820
massive amounts of expense So that they don't lose their jobs

03:48:21.900 --> 03:48:25.260
Which is just at a certain level ban

03:48:25.580 --> 03:48:28.620
Listen at a certain level

03:48:29.740 --> 03:48:35.660
It's it's just it's so it's it's part of me wants to laugh that we've gone from mouse jigglers

03:48:36.220 --> 03:48:40.300
to auto ai token scripts

03:48:40.300 --> 03:48:44.460
Just burn your tokens So that you can look good

03:48:44.620 --> 03:48:47.980
This arms race of like are are these people doing their jobs?

03:48:49.740 --> 03:48:54.620
Is getting crazier Oh, man, Luke

03:48:56.140 --> 03:48:59.980
There are days When I think everyone

03:49:00.140 --> 03:49:03.100
You know struggles to like go into work

03:49:03.900 --> 03:49:09.340
I have my days like that. Yeah, sure Today is a day that I am extremely

03:49:10.140 --> 03:49:16.620
happy and proud To work at Linus Media Group Incorporated where this does not exist

03:49:17.180 --> 03:49:21.180
For now No Next week

03:49:21.180 --> 03:49:24.380
No No token leader board

03:49:27.420 --> 03:49:31.020
Next week Next week for sure

03:49:31.020 --> 03:49:36.140
Uh, yeah crazy. I just thought it was really funny that guy telling me the story about

03:49:36.780 --> 03:49:40.460
Building a little tool that just consumes tokens. Yeah, I mean it makes sense

03:49:40.620 --> 03:49:46.380
No valuable output because like if if all you're being tracked on is like how much you're using ai because

03:49:47.100 --> 03:49:51.020
I don't like like what is it that they don't have

03:49:51.900 --> 03:49:58.220
ways of Of putting together meaningful like quarterly goals and performance metrics. It's just

03:49:59.340 --> 03:50:03.020
We're back to we're back to lines of code luke. This is oh

03:50:03.580 --> 03:50:06.860
The lines of code argument has come up a lot in ai land because

03:50:07.820 --> 03:50:14.460
Ai enjoyers some ai enjoyers a subset of ai enjoyers will brag about like, oh, yeah

03:50:14.460 --> 03:50:18.060
Well, my agents output 37 000 lines of code today

03:50:19.500 --> 03:50:26.540
What are you doing small boy? Look at me and it's like, uh, is it 37 lines of good code bro?

03:50:27.260 --> 03:50:30.940
I don't know Maybe probably not

03:50:31.100 --> 03:50:35.660
well um Fun world very fun world

03:50:35.900 --> 03:50:44.300
uh renegale Renek renegale says in Floatplane chat. It'd be like tracking truckers performance by gas consumed

03:50:44.620 --> 03:50:51.420
It's like, yeah Like kind of it could be a proxy for like them doing stuff, but it also like

03:50:52.140 --> 03:50:58.460
Definitely couldn't for the ones that just led foot it or literally just dump gas out onto the gravel in the parking lot

03:50:58.620 --> 03:51:04.060
Because they know that they're going to get a good performance review for doing so like that's the perverse incentive

03:51:04.380 --> 03:51:07.580
Put a brick on the pedal and leave it in neutral overnight. Yeah

03:51:07.900 --> 03:51:13.100
just just Send it. Yeah, send it nowhere. Yeah

03:51:14.860 --> 03:51:19.740
Like it's just obviously bad Uh, oh man

03:51:21.020 --> 03:51:27.100
Yeah, and then like, you know the arms race is just going to continue So now managers are going to start getting reports like there

03:51:27.260 --> 03:51:30.780
I'm sure there's going to be some way that they can ask the

03:51:31.500 --> 03:51:36.140
The whatever system they have what this user has been using it for

03:51:37.100 --> 03:51:41.980
And then they're going to find that it's a bunch of junk data. So then the other side is going to

03:51:42.620 --> 03:51:52.380
Build more sophisticated waste tools Context aware waste tools where you are informing the waste tool of what various tasks you have going on at the time

03:51:52.780 --> 03:51:59.180
And then it will just research and generate garbage output based on those things and then it will and then the arms race

03:51:59.740 --> 03:52:04.300
Will get to the point where the tools actually do productive work. Maybe just kidding

03:52:05.340 --> 03:52:14.780
Yeah, it's uh They'll be so good at hiding the fact that they're not doing anything useful that they will start to do something useful

03:52:14.860 --> 03:52:19.420
Sounds like it sounds like a lot of corporate life. It sounds like a great short story. Like yeah

03:52:21.020 --> 03:52:24.620
um Yeah, it's uh

03:52:25.180 --> 03:52:28.700
It's wild man, but hey, here's something cool uh

03:52:28.700 --> 03:52:35.020
On may 4th Boycey state announced that a team led by electrical engineering professor Chris Campbell

03:52:35.340 --> 03:52:38.780
And pearl hill technology CEO Bama del

03:52:38.780 --> 03:52:46.620
Omotoa has built a portable device that detects forever chemicals or PFAS in water samples in real time out in the field

03:52:47.180 --> 03:52:50.940
The device called the environmental optically gated transistor

03:52:51.340 --> 03:52:57.580
Uses specialized transistors paired with machine learning to detect PFAS down to one part per trillion

03:52:57.900 --> 03:53:00.780
The threshold set by current epa regulations

03:53:01.660 --> 03:53:07.420
Current epa proved PFAS tests cost about 300 dollars per sample take weeks and require

03:53:07.660 --> 03:53:11.660
Label in the equipment like liquid chromatography paired with mass spectrometry

03:53:12.140 --> 03:53:17.180
The new device aims to do the same job on site in real time and at competitive prices if scaled

03:53:17.980 --> 03:53:26.140
PFAS or Per and poly fluoro alkyl substances are a group of over a thousand chemicals found in drinking water food cookware and clothing

03:53:26.460 --> 03:53:31.500
The most toxic ones are linked to multiple cancers infertility developmental delays in infants and

03:53:32.220 --> 03:53:36.860
compromised immune systems The breakthrough started as an accident in Campbell's lab

03:53:37.420 --> 03:53:44.860
undergraduate researchers Leaning over microscopes noticed that their breath was causing weird variations in transistor results

03:53:45.100 --> 03:53:48.620
Which turned out to be the transistors reacting to different chemicals in the air

03:53:49.580 --> 03:53:56.540
In methanol tests the team has had accuracy rates between 86.7 and 97 percent depending on the PFAS molecule

03:53:57.420 --> 03:54:02.860
The next step is reaching those numbers in real water samples which have other contaminants that can complicate detection

03:54:03.260 --> 03:54:09.180
Our discussion question is do you think a higher awareness of PFAS will lead to stronger regulation around it?

03:54:09.420 --> 03:54:15.500
I'm going to go ahead and say no because awareness of tooth decay has not led to good decisions around fluoride for instance

03:54:15.820 --> 03:54:19.580
but hey Maybe we'll figure it out

03:54:25.660 --> 03:54:30.060
Yeah, I was I was watching a video a while ago somebody testing

03:54:30.060 --> 03:54:34.460
water um Around where like hikers would go

03:54:35.100 --> 03:54:41.100
Versus areas that they didn't I found like massive increases in PFAS content

03:54:41.900 --> 03:54:47.420
um Because like a lot of hiking gear is just covered in

03:54:48.140 --> 03:54:50.140
um

03:54:52.700 --> 03:54:58.700
Oh rinske at rinx 8 says I thought this whole time was PFAS maybe

03:54:59.740 --> 03:55:03.980
Yeah, whatever. It's one of those things. I've only ever seen written. So there's so much stuff like yeah

03:55:04.460 --> 03:55:08.780
I I read predominantly as my source of media ingestion. So

03:55:10.540 --> 03:55:14.700
Sorry, I've heard it called PFAS before. I don't know what's correct. I know

03:55:14.780 --> 03:55:18.300
Uh In Linux, I know it's like the

03:55:18.700 --> 03:55:22.620
because file system whatever whatever so it's um

03:55:22.620 --> 03:55:27.100
Like fs tab I like calling it f stab

03:55:29.340 --> 03:55:34.380
Nice it just sounds cooler. Oh apparently derrick from veritasium says it the way that I say it so

03:55:34.780 --> 03:55:40.540
Yeah, I've heard it called PFAS before either. We're both wrong or uh, we're both right. Yeah, let's go

03:55:41.100 --> 03:55:47.100
I mean you call it jiff. Yeah, which is correct. The creator says it's jiff. Therefore, it's jiff. I mean, it's that simple

03:55:48.380 --> 03:55:51.980
If I if I create something. Mm-hmm. That's like four a's

03:55:52.780 --> 03:56:01.500
And then I say it's pronounced potato Yeah, that's fine. That's how it works. I like that. I mean, it's it's one of those things. It's like, um, it's like, uh

03:56:02.700 --> 03:56:06.940
Like names names are like that like someone someone's name will be like, uh

03:56:07.900 --> 03:56:15.580
Uh, I've this this is a story my mom used to tell all the time because uh, she overheard a conversation where this lady with the last name

03:56:15.740 --> 03:56:20.460
scremin Uh, insisted that her name was or

03:56:21.500 --> 03:56:27.420
scremin scremin, yeah, uh, insisted that her name was pronounced

03:56:28.140 --> 03:56:32.380
Scremin and like rules of english it could just as easily be screaming

03:56:32.380 --> 03:56:35.020
But she was like really mad that someone pronounced it screamin

03:56:35.580 --> 03:56:39.900
And my mom just thought it was funny like that screamin family those screamin kids, you know

03:56:39.980 --> 03:56:44.540
Anyway, uh, the point is just that if you have a name that has an ambiguous spelling

03:56:44.940 --> 03:56:47.580
You decide how it's pronounced and everyone kind of rolls with it

03:56:48.940 --> 03:56:52.380
It's true I mean look ashley

03:56:52.700 --> 03:56:55.820
ash leigh. Are you fucking kidding me?

03:56:58.140 --> 03:57:03.100
But I have to play along That's ashley

03:57:05.180 --> 03:57:08.700
I love the framing of I have to play along with arms

03:57:11.100 --> 03:57:14.940
I have been assaulted with this information my whole life

03:57:19.260 --> 03:57:23.180
Oh man, okay. Anyways, let's move on. I mean I

03:57:23.260 --> 03:57:30.300
And battle battler gun in Floatplane chat says Linus got rejected by ashley. No

03:57:30.700 --> 03:57:33.580
I was rejected by ashley with an le y

03:57:34.140 --> 03:57:38.460
Okay It was a long time ago, and I'm totally over it. You can tell

03:57:43.660 --> 03:57:53.020
All right China's new 800 cycle lithium sulfur battery could nearly double drone flight time on may 12th

03:57:53.020 --> 03:57:56.300
A research team at xinghua shenzhen international graduate school

03:57:56.540 --> 03:58:01.660
Announced a new lithium sulfur battery design that nearly doubles the energy density of current drone batteries

03:58:01.980 --> 03:58:04.380
The prototype pouch cell hit an energy density of

03:58:05.260 --> 03:58:12.220
549 watt hours per kilo compared to the under 300 watt hours per kilo that today's commercial drone lithium ion batteries typically deliver

03:58:12.620 --> 03:58:18.540
lithium sulfur batteries have long been viewed as the obvious next generation alternative because sulfur is cheap

03:58:18.860 --> 03:58:22.540
Abundant and theoretically stores way more energy than lithium ion

03:58:23.180 --> 03:58:26.140
The catch has always been that the chemistry is hard to stabilize

03:58:26.540 --> 03:58:35.020
during repeated charging The new design dropped the battery's internal resistance by 75 percent compared to conventional lithium sulfur designs and in lab tests

03:58:35.020 --> 03:58:41.180
It ran stably for 800 charge discharge cycles while still retaining nearly 82 percent of its original

03:58:41.580 --> 03:58:46.700
Capacity and our discussion question here is every few months we get a battery breakthrough that never escapes the lab

03:58:47.020 --> 03:58:55.020
What are the odds that this is the real deal? I'm gonna I'm gonna tell a story and then say something and flip and chat be me to it, but I had the thought before I read it

03:58:55.420 --> 03:58:58.940
Um one is I remember ces a very very long time ago

03:58:59.420 --> 03:59:02.700
I saw a a booth that was talking about battery technology

03:59:03.100 --> 03:59:05.660
And they told me all their claims and I told them wow

03:59:06.300 --> 03:59:09.180
If you guys do this and bring it to market, you'll all be billionaires

03:59:10.140 --> 03:59:12.380
And they looked a little bit uncomfortable with that

03:59:13.820 --> 03:59:17.580
Because i'm pretty sure they knew it was never coming to market right and it never came to market

03:59:18.140 --> 03:59:25.100
Right, I don't remember the name of it or anything But like I was following it for like a few years afterwards and it kind of just petered off in the carbon nanotube

03:59:26.620 --> 03:59:32.220
Yeah, um, and then the other one is and flip flip playing got to this before I did but again

03:59:32.540 --> 03:59:35.260
I thought I've been independently. I don't see the message anymore

03:59:35.580 --> 03:59:41.180
Uh, but war do be great for innovation and drones do be crazy right now

03:59:41.660 --> 03:59:50.220
um, so Maybe there's a little bit more potential expectation that there might be some form of battery technology improvement

03:59:50.460 --> 03:59:57.740
I'm not surprised at all that they mentioned drones in the text because it is probably very pointedly related at that

03:59:58.140 --> 04:00:02.060
um, I mean, it's never a guarantee, but um

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Billions and billions of dollars and national defense

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Being at stake does tend to Incentivize certain developments governments around the world have been paying a lot of attention to the like

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just incredible things ukraine has been doing with drones and

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Are kind of starting to wake up that that might You know all those random people on battlefield strapping seaforded drones and then flying them into tanks and stuff

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Might have made sense in the real world too. Um

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Yeah Yeah

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He does know I'm not going to press the button

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And you know what I know Is it's time for Dan to uh, feed us some comms

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Sure It's after dark, baby

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Hit me daniel basser Okay. All right. What do we got? Hi ldl. My parents are getting remarried soon and I'm going to be the efficient to each other or

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To to teddy here Any advice on giving a speech that is genuine and heartfelt without being cliche or sending a weird message?

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um Man, what would I do so genuine and heartfelt without being cliche

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so What is the context talk about talk about the people I think that's the best way to avoid cliches

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is make it specific To the actual people and how you think that they are a great fit for each other

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I think that would be my my best advice for writing like a like a wedding

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speech of any sort

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A ldl you looked like you were gonna say something I thought that I thought

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I was I was gonna basically say that I think it's almost hard to be cliche at a wedding

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Really? I think people might let me look up

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Yeah, I don't know. I think weddings are cliche

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Interesting so you would actually even say it's okay to just play it safe say the bride has never looked better

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The groom is so lucky, you know, just the you know, I think all that's probably fine

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Yeah, just stick with the I don't think anybody's gonna be bothered by that stick with the basics. Um wraps around

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I also think talking with the people all like everything that you said is is great

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Yeah, I think that's good advice too though because trying to be too creative can hit real hard, but it can also miss super bad

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yeah So if you're not sure just fall back on the like

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These things are obviously good and it's fine. Schraff 2k says just go Corinthians can't miss

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Quote is ekeel 23 20. Okay. I gotta know what is ekeel 23 20 is this is according to curious bread

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Uh is ekeel 23 20 is one of the most infamously graphic and shocking verses in the bible

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It uses explicit metaphorical language to describe the spiritual unfaithfulness and idolatry of israelan juda

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Comparing their alliances with pagan nations to illicit sexual lust

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So

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There she lusted after her lovers whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses

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Why did you have that at the ready? Oh

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For a parent's wedding, let's move on

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Hey lld just bought my first pool for the upcoming summer

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Linus as a pool owner any maintenance tips for a newbie. Yeah, don't get a pool. Sorry too late

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Same here. I would also say the same thing also. Thank you for the ev chargers bc it

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Will put them to good use as training aids

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Um, yeah, so any maintenance tips for a newbie. Um, oh gosh

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Sell it. Yeah

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I mean you um

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Uh, I do not let the chemicals go out of spec

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You're gonna spend a lot more money and time getting them re in spec. That's good. That's good

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That's good stuff and and when you change the temperature that totally changes the chemicals

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Even though you didn't change anything other than the temperature watch out for that one. No glass near the pool. Yeah

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Uh Oh, um

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Before you get a pool make sure that you have anyone to share it with you because it costs exactly the same

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If nobody swims in it as it does if everybody swims in it

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Good chat good chat

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Thoughts on the specs of the steam machine. Oh man

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I mean, I feel like I've talked about it a fair bit in the LTT videos that we did on it

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But I guess we're getting pretty close to potential delivery of this thing. So it's kind of on everyone's mind again

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I um, man It all depends on price

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If it comes in at a really reasonable price, which is feeling more and more unlikely the longer we get

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The further we get into this round pocalypse Then I think that the spec is a really

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fine target that That valve went for but if it's really expensive, then that's going to be a really tough pill to swallow because

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There are benefits of the steam machine like being able to wake with cec

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Having the integration with the dongle for the steam controller the super quiet compact form factor. These are all really good things

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But You know, it's always hard for me to recommend something that isn't a great value

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And so I'm just I'm going to have to compare it to a diy machine no matter

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No matter what happens There was there was an article on vice that I didn't fully read

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Nice solid. I just kind of saw the headline

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But yeah, I really don't know but

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Yeah I hope not. There was like this thing. So I saw this

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New update to the source code suggested the machine frame will

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Exceed 1000 euros. Uh, that could be anything though. It really could be that just looks like placeholder values. It could be

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I doubt it I think that's too high. Yeah, I don't think so

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Hopefully not. Yeah, I doubt it hopefully not

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We are a mixed mac and Windows business environment

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We'll switching our users to mac improve our company's overall security posture

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Oh, I think switching everyone one way one way or the other

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would hold on possibly be better because you'd have fewer

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um surfaces

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But possibly be worse because if anything does go wrong, it hits everybody there. That's my uneducated take

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So to chat that sounds like a nightmare. Yeah, we do that

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Yeah We also have Linux machines. Yeah

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Yeah, we do It's bad We're a shockingly small organization for like

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The complicated nature of everything that we do. Yeah. Yeah

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Yeah, we have like everything from like enterprise equipment in the cloud to enterprise equipment on prem to

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Extremely not enterprise. Yeah. Yeah, all of it. Yep with weird rules. This is a desktop workstation

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But I have it under a server rule banner

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Right so that it does an update and I get to choose and right. Yeah, there's like

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Every single little tiny computer that we have around

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Uh Yeah, because a small part of Dan's soul goes into a horcrux every time the wancho crashes. So he's really like

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Tries to stay on top of that. Yeah

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Whoa, so are we pretty sure it was it was mbank?

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Has it been causing problems now?

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No, there was the one stream that we did where you're like, oh, I went back to nbank and that one had a couple problems

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Are we on CPU encoding right now? No, we were for two shows and then I fixed the problem

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Oh, and nbank. We're on nbank right now and have been for the last couple weeks

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Okay, what did you do? Do you swap the GPU or something? No, I just rolled back the drivers until they're like a year out of date

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Wow If only we could just airgap this system except that we have to stream from it. So

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Well, we could use wi-fi. Oh Wait, but that's not airgapping

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Is the gap he's trying to yeah, he's trying to just bait me. Yeah

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Mostly look look has a real masterful job. I do masterful job. I was gonna say he was he's kind of a bit of both

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Yeah, truly a master baiter

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Update if you record and you can use that You can use that information to train. Well, I mean the camera's running all the time

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Uh, hey lld the lioness you mentioned after announcing smash champs

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You will never do another large scale like that with your stance on e-waste

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Would you make a company like free it to keep e-waste out?

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Oh man free it like kind of like freaky. I um

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I Think that a potential like future era of the media side of our company

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Could be that we run like a free geek like electronics or cycler

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I think it would be an incredible mind for content and I think that if we also

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Like we're a retailer and you could like buy systems and stuff. We would never have to search for a reason

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to Uh build a computer again

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Because we would just have like customer systems and stuff. We'd never have to search for

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Uh, you know a system that needs to be fixed or trouble shot again because there would just always be a constant flow of them

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Um, we wouldn't have to go out looking for cool weird old tech to to make videos about because people would just bring it to us

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Um How much of that actually turns into content though?

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I wouldn't really matter because you could if you can build a sustainable functioning business

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I don't know if you can I don't I don't know if you can either. I kind of

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I don't know if you can either question that a lot because the space required

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Versus how much you'd make off that is a really bad relationship. This is true

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Um, and there's a reason why like universally loved free geek

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Well, apparently the reasons it died. I actually had a longer chat with uh mark from disappearing ink a little while ago and

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um You know, I'm not going to name any of the names that he named or anything like that

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But he he was very close to free

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physically and uh and also in terms of his relationships and um

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He made it seem like Or at least my understanding of it was I'm hedging a lot here because I don't want to get anybody in trouble

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but basically He made me feel like somehow that free geek could have survived if if not for

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Stuff that was preventable and avoidable

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Yeah Okay, interesting Good to know free geek was like because of like donations and stuff or were they actually making enough from the storefront?

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I don't want to get into the details. Okay, but sure he made it seem like to me that it could have been

04:11:49.020 --> 04:11:53.180
Workable because you you ain't getting donations if you do it if there was enough will

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I mean, I mean you can set up a separate organization. We could set up a nonprofit. I just

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People would uh would like oh donate to it. Yeah, I mean it depends it's um

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It would have to it would have to have its own separate

04:12:10.060 --> 04:12:15.340
Boundaries which it should if it's operating as a nonprofit like I wouldn't be able to like profit from it, right? So

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And I think you'd have to have like you'd have to have like there's a lot of stuff that nonprofits have to do to be compliant

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Like you'd have to have like people would expect you to solely fund the entire thing. Oh, they'd expect it

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But I wouldn't I wouldn't be able to and then for forever like for that reason. I feel like it would

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Fail. Yeah, I don't know. It's like it's uh like it's a funny thing. I have sort of like a weird

04:12:39.100 --> 04:12:44.860
I have like a weird way of Contributing back to the community like smash champs is a for-profit business

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but it has not made a profit and it might

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Might not ever pay back the overall like investment in it

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But I certainly am like open to the possibility of it making money

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And just to be clear just so that this is not in conflict with things that I've said internally smash champs is not a cash flow drain anymore

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But that's only because smash champs has a really really nice landlord that doesn't charge it rent

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Um, then someday at the very least I would like smash champs to pay the landlord rent so that there can be some

04:13:19.500 --> 04:13:23.260
possibility of some kind of repayment of that investment ever

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Um, but not not not for now Um, so like I could see I could see something like an lltt free geek being kind of like that where we put in the initial

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Basically go, okay, here's the space guess what now you have a really nice landlord that doesn't charge you rent

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But you're gonna have to find a way to make it break even month to month aside from that or something like that

04:13:43.900 --> 04:13:48.220
I could see that being a possibility, but if I bought another building, I think my wife would divorce me

04:13:49.340 --> 04:13:56.860
um We have too much of our total assets in greater vancouver real estate

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Which has taken an absolute pummeling in the last couple of years as you may or may not have noticed

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So that's been cool Which to be clear I have I've been rooting for my entire adult life. I've been like the crash must come

04:14:12.140 --> 04:14:18.860
Um, I just you know feels a little bit more real over the last few months. Oh, it's I can tell you it's fallen

04:14:19.100 --> 04:14:22.300
It's very real. Yeah, like it's been real for a long time

04:14:22.300 --> 04:14:26.380
I just like it's taken a long time for sellers to clue in how real it is

04:14:26.380 --> 04:14:31.260
Yeah, and and adjust their expectations for what I think it's necessarily that they are becoming

04:14:32.060 --> 04:14:35.020
More solvent, which is like sad

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Uh Sorry, which is more solvent the sellers. I think they're running out of money

04:14:42.460 --> 04:14:48.780
I think they have to move less less solvent then less. They've they've reached insolvency like they are

04:14:49.980 --> 04:14:54.300
I don't think we're quite using it right, but basically I don't know. Whatever. They're getting desperate. They're running out of money

04:14:55.100 --> 04:15:00.060
there's been the the rate at which Canadians have been defaulting and

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Having places get Foreclosed and whatnot is like massively ramping because people have been holding out

04:15:08.860 --> 04:15:13.980
Trying to sell it at higher values and just people aren't buying. Oh, hi, josh says

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Slightly less tactfully all the boomers are realizing their houses aren't worth what they think they are

04:15:20.700 --> 04:15:28.060
Youp That's a I would like to say it that way except they were selling at that amount for a really really really long time

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It was crazy up here. Yeah, so like they were right honestly

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which sucks And so there's a lot of like not boomers that bought in at the peak

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And it and and that really sucks for them because they're they're underwater now at this point. Yeah

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Um, I'm just gonna kind of look uh

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Here I know I talked about this a little while ago, but the number of quarter ordered sales in here is freaking crazy

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Uh, like I don't know here's like a freaking Large-scale retail and commercial space for

04:16:00.860 --> 04:16:06.620
For lease. This is a wait court. Oh, no, this is court drive. Okay. No, no, no for sale by court order though in Kelowna

04:16:07.100 --> 04:16:15.260
three acres Uh for sale under court order in court order in victoria. It looks like a landmark commercial property

04:16:15.500 --> 04:16:22.380
A hundred prison 115,000 square feet. Look at this thing. Wow for sale court order

04:16:23.340 --> 04:16:26.460
122 parking stalls. You want to move to victoria boys?

04:16:27.180 --> 04:16:30.700
Look at this thing like on the island. Yeah. Yeah, that'd be sweet. Yeah

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We're not moving to the island. Oh Uh owner occupier or office investment opportunity

04:16:37.980 --> 04:16:41.020
Um, yeah, it's gonna be it's gonna be a pretty

04:16:41.660 --> 04:16:46.060
Fairmont le chateau 925 acres

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Whoa Damn We can work there

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Yeah, I bet you'd like that How where is where is this? Montabello, Quebec. You want to move to kbeck if we've got the last name for it then? Yeah

04:17:01.580 --> 04:17:06.380
Yeah, it would be super annoying because everyone's gonna speak to me in french. Hello. I am monsieur la friendière

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I don't know how to speak this language. I'm so sorry and I'll be like, but your last name is french and I'd be like, I know

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Just say I know I just be desolée

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May we

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All right

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Sup bros and

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Sparky from the better coover

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Stop leaking our tax haven. Thanks. Do you uh, do you think Intel will start pushing

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Pursuing rnd in hillsboro with the recent spacex visit or will my bros stay sad sans job?

04:17:47.260 --> 04:17:57.820
um I think Intel's investments into Intel fab business are very much like made right now and wherever they were going to do it

04:17:57.820 --> 04:17:59.820
Is where they're going to do it?

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However, uh, I I I do

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I do think that that's something that is going to be come as I've said before on the land show

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I think that Intel's fabrication

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Capabilities are going to become very important geopolitically

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I don't know if y'all have noticed but uh, trump and president g are having a summit right now

04:18:25.020 --> 04:18:29.100
Or is it a state visit? It's some kind of there's a thing that they're doing right now

04:18:29.820 --> 04:18:34.860
And mr. Z z has made it very clear that, um

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taiwan will become a flashpoint between china and the us at some time in the near future

04:18:41.660 --> 04:18:44.860
which puts tsmc's situation in a

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Pretty different light compared to even 12 months ago 18 months ago, and I have said before I think that things are going to be really important

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Oh, apparently he flew back today already. Okay, so it was just over the last couple days. Um

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That I think Intel's, um Fab business is going to become very important to western interests

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Say that much My fiance and I are starting a business together a cafe downtown any suggestions on first time co-owned business

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We both have complimentary experience, but are hesitant on hiring full-time staff

04:19:25.740 --> 04:19:30.380
um Oh, it's tough, man

04:19:30.620 --> 04:19:33.500
You need to be aligned on what your goals are. I think

04:19:34.380 --> 04:19:44.060
90 percent Of the fights that evan and I have had about LMG and its related companies have been because we were not aligned on

04:19:44.140 --> 04:19:47.020
What we wanted to put into it and what we wanted to get out of it

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So hopefully you guys have done that and yes, I would be hesitant on hiring full-time staff because

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Um, a lot of them work out really great

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some of them like really don't and sometimes it's

04:20:02.300 --> 04:20:08.860
You know, it's always a spectrum, right? Sometimes it's more your fault and sometimes it's more their fault and um

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And it can people are the best part and they're the hardest part

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um pre marriage or common law

04:20:17.660 --> 04:20:20.540
You are more stuck with an employee than a partner

04:20:21.100 --> 04:20:29.500
Which is crazy But actually like not well, it depends. I mean you're somewhere else in bc. Um, we have extremely strong

04:20:30.300 --> 04:20:35.020
Worker of protections, which can be a very good thing and they can be a very challenging thing

04:20:35.100 --> 04:20:37.340
They can be they can be both of those things

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Keeps me employed up next. No, that's not what keeps you employed. Damn

04:20:45.340 --> 04:20:48.860
Um, hi, you don't have the spine to come after me

04:20:50.380 --> 04:20:54.620
The lawyers are very expensive here. Hi lld. I switched to

04:20:55.340 --> 04:21:04.700
Linux around six months ago And have been getting nervous from all the latest vulnerabilities like copy fail dirty frag and frag nas

04:21:05.420 --> 04:21:09.180
Do you have any security tips for Linux? Don't worry about it too much

04:21:11.660 --> 04:21:15.100
Everything is cyclical Do your updates

04:21:15.100 --> 04:21:21.660
Windows has its times when it's in the news for vulnerabilities. So does apple software. So does google software

04:21:22.380 --> 04:21:25.500
Don't overthink it. Don't freak out. It's gonna be okay

04:21:27.100 --> 04:21:29.100
And install a russian language pack

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Any joggers coming out anytime soon. I loved the pair. I bought a while ago, but was unable to get another pair because of the demand

04:21:39.340 --> 04:21:42.780
I don't think there's any on the roadmap right now. There are some up right now. Am I crazy?

04:21:43.500 --> 04:21:49.020
What are these flex pants? Can you oh the flex pants are actually really great? Yeah, pick up some flex pants. These are super nice

04:21:49.660 --> 04:21:53.580
I know they they might not look a hundred percent like it, but they've got the little thing at the bottom

04:21:54.380 --> 04:22:00.700
And I think I think you could have a good time jogging in these. Yeah, these are the only concern. Sorry ldd store

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29 and seem like yeah, so I would I would also point out

04:22:05.260 --> 04:22:07.820
ldd store they're aware and they're working on it. Okay

04:22:08.940 --> 04:22:11.500
Because they're working on a 32 shorter than the regular

04:22:12.300 --> 04:22:18.780
Yep, I know So they are meant like you can see the like the style they have. Yeah, okay. That's fair

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I hadn't considered that before Lld why are all the hats so deep? It pushes the tips of my ears down making me look like dumbo

04:22:28.700 --> 04:22:35.340
Outside of that. I've been loving the many new arrivals recently purchased, especially the new polo shirts. Interesting

04:22:35.340 --> 04:22:37.740
We have two sizes. Did you order the big size?

04:22:38.700 --> 04:22:41.180
Do you maybe not need the big size because uh

04:22:43.100 --> 04:22:50.860
Like My ears are well clear of the hat by like by like an entire finger width on both sides. So that's uh

04:22:52.140 --> 04:23:00.140
Our land hat Here's another anyone And we we did specifically do two sizes so that we wouldn't have that problem

04:23:01.420 --> 04:23:07.020
um Yeah, I'm not sure what to tell you. Maybe we need maybe we need more sizes

04:23:07.820 --> 04:23:12.860
Uh, it's interesting Yeah, I haven't heard that feedback before like we did have um

04:23:13.260 --> 04:23:18.540
Like we did have earlier samples that would hit my ears and we and I'm not the only one we've tried these on just to

04:23:18.540 --> 04:23:22.460
Be very clear. It's not like oh it works for Linus. Therefore. It's good for everybody. Uh, if anything

04:23:23.420 --> 04:23:26.140
We are to Luke's point about the inseam lengths

04:23:26.620 --> 04:23:31.740
Um, there's an upcoming pair of bottoms that specifically will not fit me

04:23:32.460 --> 04:23:37.740
Because they use like a more industry standard inseam length and they're like a um like a straight leg

04:23:38.460 --> 04:23:41.580
Um, they're going to be the super soft pants

04:23:42.140 --> 04:23:47.180
So matching the super soft hoodie, we have some pants coming that are like a very gen z straight leg fit

04:23:47.340 --> 04:23:49.660
I I even I have short legs for my height

04:23:50.460 --> 04:23:53.020
And I I have a trouble with our store sometimes

04:23:54.140 --> 04:23:58.060
Could stick a couple Oreos under the hat and just keep it up off your ear

04:23:58.540 --> 04:24:01.900
And then if you get you get you have snacks terrible advice for later

04:24:01.980 --> 04:24:04.620
Is there like sizing information probably yep

04:24:05.340 --> 04:24:11.580
Yep, there is sizing information on the hats The large and the medium is your conference and hat size. Okay

04:24:13.500 --> 04:24:16.140
I was I was thinking before like I don't think I've ever checked

04:24:16.620 --> 04:24:22.700
Like that height. I'm not a hat guy, but I've never checked that height on a hat and it's never been a problem. It's interesting

04:24:23.900 --> 04:24:29.500
Hi Dan Linus and Luke. I've been debating for a while on buying a pc slash Linux handheld

04:24:29.580 --> 04:24:35.500
I'm leaning towards the steam deck should I continue to hold off in hopes of a steam deck too or just buy one now

04:24:35.980 --> 04:24:41.180
I'm doing that steam deck two probably isn't coming for like at least two years three years. Maybe

04:24:41.660 --> 04:24:48.460
Um, I'm not expecting it anytime soon. I'm holding out because I have a switch two and I'm kind of just deciding

04:24:48.780 --> 04:24:56.380
I'm not gonna flip it So I have a switch to now you're committed. Yep. I'm just gonna run with that for a while and then when steam deck two comes out

04:24:56.380 --> 04:25:04.700
I'm getting one Hey DLL, what's the most recent piece of tech in your house that generally annoys you every time you use it?

04:25:04.700 --> 04:25:07.180
But you haven't replaced it because it still technically works

04:25:08.140 --> 04:25:14.220
Oh, man Uh Might be easier to list the stuff that my light my light switches

04:25:14.380 --> 04:25:19.660
I I actually have the box of innatelli switches in my garage and I need to just start putting them in every time

04:25:19.660 --> 04:25:23.180
You still haven't done that one of those switches ticks me off and yeah

04:25:23.260 --> 04:25:26.300
I still have those stupid ge jasco switches

04:25:26.460 --> 04:25:29.660
They need to go but they technically do turn the lights on and off

04:25:29.660 --> 04:25:33.580
But like some of them the little tab to turn them off is like broken off of them

04:25:33.660 --> 04:25:40.060
And like I can't I can't add them all to our to the z-wave controller because it just gets too overwhelmed and like

04:25:40.540 --> 04:25:46.380
It's a whole thing. I uh, yeah yikes. Uh, oh, yeah, someone uh magnetic flux and chats is printer

04:25:46.380 --> 04:25:49.980
Yeah, our printer has all kinds of problems And I I'm gonna make a video about it

04:25:49.980 --> 04:25:54.060
But I haven't gotten around to replacing it because I was like Yvonne can it wait until I make a video

04:25:54.140 --> 04:25:57.260
Elijah needs a printer too. So we're gonna go printer shopping for a video

04:25:59.900 --> 04:26:04.060
So it's been it's been like months now That's funny

04:26:04.060 --> 04:26:06.060
And what did an answer

04:26:07.100 --> 04:26:09.100
Uh, I don't know

04:26:11.260 --> 04:26:14.780
I don't have a lot of like I have no home automation

04:26:15.580 --> 04:26:21.820
I think it could just be anything and it didn't necessarily say Like how much tech do I have in my house? I have my computer maybe that table phone battery

04:26:21.820 --> 04:26:24.620
You complained about your phone battery today, but it technically still works

04:26:25.340 --> 04:26:30.300
And anything else like that TV's totally fine

04:26:31.260 --> 04:26:36.860
And now it is don't yeah Got broke a while ago. I don't think that was a problem with it though. No

04:26:42.540 --> 04:26:44.540
Computers fine

04:26:47.820 --> 04:26:49.820
I think I find

04:26:51.660 --> 04:26:55.340
Yeah, my my my my mic interface, I don't think it's an actual problem with

04:26:55.900 --> 04:27:02.220
The thing I just haven't bothered to go through the work of like fixing why it sounds like crap

04:27:03.180 --> 04:27:06.620
Because I open the menu and I just go ah, and then I want to put it away

04:27:07.740 --> 04:27:09.740
Because I don't know what any of the things do

04:27:11.980 --> 04:27:16.780
Oh, man, I have uh, it's it's not even the device's problem as far as my understanding goes. They're they're good

04:27:17.100 --> 04:27:19.660
Uh, but I have a what is it roadcaster duo?

04:27:20.700 --> 04:27:23.740
My gox l r Gave up the ghost

04:27:23.740 --> 04:27:31.100
Um, it it finally just stopped. Uh, so I was like, okay, I gotta get something else. Um went for a roadcaster duo

04:27:31.660 --> 04:27:35.580
It's nice to use interface and everything's really good. It looks really nice

04:27:36.700 --> 04:27:39.740
Cool. It doesn't do the cool thing that gox l r did when it would boot up, which is

04:27:40.700 --> 04:27:47.660
genuinely a loss That sucks. I really wish it did all the RGB like leds and yeah, and having the faders just go like

04:27:48.460 --> 04:27:52.780
It was cool. Um, so it doesn't do any of that which is sad, but it also just

04:27:53.660 --> 04:27:56.460
Sounds worse, which I'm fairly certain

04:27:57.340 --> 04:28:01.180
Is a settings thing Because I did dial in the gox l r

04:28:01.980 --> 04:28:10.220
um But gox l r made it easy to dial in I find the roadcaster does not feel as easy to dial in and it is probably

04:28:10.700 --> 04:28:17.100
A like user problem, but the user experience on the gox l r felt easier guided you through it. Yeah

04:28:18.060 --> 04:28:21.980
And you know what maybe I skipped a menu or something. I don't remember. I don't feel like I did

04:28:22.540 --> 04:28:25.740
um Why didn't you just get another x l r?

04:28:26.540 --> 04:28:33.100
They're like kind of dead There's there's some community project that's kind of keeping them alive and stuff, but I didn't want to

04:28:34.300 --> 04:28:39.180
Invest into a what is effectively end-of-life product that I can't get support for

04:28:39.820 --> 04:28:44.060
Or any of that kind of stuff So

04:28:44.060 --> 04:28:50.060
All right hit me mr. Dan the last one I got you for you tonight. Oh hey ldl

04:28:50.620 --> 04:28:57.100
What's been the biggest year-over-year leap in consumer tech since 2020 outside of ai

04:28:57.580 --> 04:29:03.820
Also iMac g3 colored translucent screwdrivers when I think the prismagic colorways are doing pretty well

04:29:03.980 --> 04:29:08.620
So we might do more colors, but no no guarantees no timeline on that right now

04:29:10.060 --> 04:29:14.060
Most things I can think of relate to ai in some way. I was I was going to say like

04:29:14.620 --> 04:29:19.260
um You know dlss style things. Oh, yeah dlss is

04:29:19.820 --> 04:29:23.020
Relates to ai though. Yes um

04:29:23.020 --> 04:29:28.540
I've got a couple if you want to think about it I didn't I I I see it is in full-plane chat, but I thought of

04:29:29.180 --> 04:29:33.420
Batteries batteries have improved a fair amount um

04:29:33.420 --> 04:29:36.060
But maybe go for it because those are the only two that first jumped in my head

04:29:36.540 --> 04:29:43.020
A couple big ones for me tandem OLEDs like the first time I saw the ipad pro with that tandem OLED display

04:29:43.580 --> 04:29:51.180
it just flipping Blew my mind just displays in general displays have been moving really fast in ways that

04:29:51.740 --> 04:29:54.940
Maybe we're not a good answer appreciating as much right now

04:29:55.340 --> 04:29:59.420
Because they had already had like a big burst of improvement

04:29:59.500 --> 04:30:06.780
Yeah, and then there was like a Short lull where they were like these are like all good enough now and not moving that fast

04:30:06.860 --> 04:30:11.660
And then they've been like taking off again, but maybe we're not appreciating this

04:30:12.300 --> 04:30:14.620
development cycle as much because

04:30:16.220 --> 04:30:20.620
You know the ones from last time are like still pretty darn good like it's not like when we went from

04:30:21.260 --> 04:30:25.180
TN being the norm to like IPS being the norm now

04:30:25.180 --> 04:30:30.140
We're going from IPS which is like good enough to like OLED to like tandem OLED

04:30:30.460 --> 04:30:34.300
quantum dot OLED like all these these these great

04:30:34.300 --> 04:30:41.980
incredible technologies um And then my other big one is noise cancellation active noise cancellation is like

04:30:42.940 --> 04:30:49.500
World's better today in consumer tech products than it was five years ago like like decades better

04:30:50.220 --> 04:30:54.540
If we if we compare it to all the advancements before actually I

04:30:55.820 --> 04:30:58.860
I want to see how good it is in commercial products

04:30:59.740 --> 04:31:02.220
One of the one of the things that the tech jet

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Gives me an excuse to benchmark is aviation headsets

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So I actually asked one of our one of our pilots I was like, hey, can you give me a list of every like good aviation headset brand?

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and then whichever one we'll we'll test them because

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Uh, we we have a we have a guy who we know who I think would be pretty good at testing something like that

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um And answer our question once and for all for the dozens of people who care

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Who makes the best noise canceling headset because wouldn't you care more for like

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Cessna style thing Oh for both that's way louder. Oh, they're all super important because the um

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Like the it's the long exposure that can be uh, that can be damaging to your hearing and uh, no matter out in the in the jet

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It's pretty loud, but yes, you're right like a prop plane would also be really loud

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But maybe we could collab with the with the airport and be like, hey, are there any pilots that would want to like

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Want to try out some of these or would they would they take a microphone up with them so that we could get some test audio

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I'd be really interested to like

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You know dms is testing versus the anecdotal opinions of the pilots

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um Ryzen 979 69x says the aviation standard is Bose

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Which I know But what I want to know is okay, but what about these upstart companies?

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Yeah, are they quietly Pun intended better

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And everyone just buys bows because bows has always been the best or is bows still leading the pack?

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I don't know and it's it's been something that I've been curious about ever since I learned that bows is like pedigree

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Was aviation headsets and that technology is what made its way down into consumer products

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Like I don't know if you remember this, but we actually did a video

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um where we rented a plane so that we could

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Um, so that we could Do an intro for like a noise canceling headset. No, I don't think I know this

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Here let me see if I can let me see if I can find this

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uh Man if somebody knows

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by all means Let me know because uh, I I don't actually remember while while you look what an intro look at this

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I'm in a turtle outfit While you look another one that I think here it is like yeah, we rented a plane so that we could

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Wow cool plane you ride on top of the plane

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This is actually kind of a cool ad It's uh, it's like it's a show

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Except it's like just travel to montreal Montreal's sick

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Yeah, wow. Yeah So it was yeah, it was just so that we could do the intro and then we just stood on the tarmac and uh

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And did the a-roll Right. I don't know. I think it's kind of cool. I think another thing that's advanced really nicely. Yeah since 2020 has been like

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the ability to build things at home

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With not a tremendous amount of skill and relatively cheaply. Oh, so like 3d printing and the derivatives of it

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um At home level tools. Yeah, I've been dropping in price and dropping in sea and sea

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Area of entry in general just everything slicing softwares gotten a lot easier to use

04:34:29.340 --> 04:34:31.740
Oh, that's a topic that we didn't touch this week

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The whole bamboo. Yes prusa. I don't know a ton about bamboo versus the world

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situation basically the summary version sparks notes is bamboo bad

04:34:43.980 --> 04:34:50.380
Well, no, I already knew that. Yeah, no that for a while. Okay. Yeah. Well, basically that I I don't know fully

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bamboo more batter or prusa mad

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Yeah, prusa justified mad See, but I thought all of that was already known. Yeah, but so the thing that I don't know now is what happened to change

04:35:03.420 --> 04:35:11.980
um Bamboo was going after someone who was doing something with did they sue someone? I don't think they sued them. No, okay

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Um, but basically bamboo bamboo not being a good citizen. Okay, not being a good open source citizen

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I haven't looked enough into it, but I know like I think it was like and being kind of a bully

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Rossman got his hands on some code or something and like yeah, it wasn't hard to get his hands on it was like just out there

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I don't know anything about it. Yeah

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But yeah, I don't know I was already kind of in the bamboo bad camp

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So it didn't really change anything for me. So I didn't pay much attention to it. Yep

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I'm not going to throw away my bamboo printers. I already have

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Um, but I don't see myself buying another one. Yeah, so that's where I'm at

04:35:50.540 --> 04:35:55.260
Yeah um

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I was going to say something shoot. I think I I lost it

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bummer It was interesting. There's a cease and desist of the rippa owner of orca slicer

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um Then I thought I read somewhere that it was a fork of or orca slicer

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That received the cease and desist, but I am not read up on this. So like I I don't know

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It was a fork. Yeah, it was a fork not orca slicer. Yeah, so that that's part of the problem

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It's like I haven't I haven't dove enough into this to get like the actual for sure

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Things and I know that there is some that's not a hundred percent correct like statements like that

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Um, it's all a fork. That's the point. I don't know whatever

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Basically, I don't know what's going on bamboo being a bad boy. Yeah

04:36:48.700 --> 04:36:54.620
Is is the bottom line prusa's got some really cool stuff. They sure do. Yeah, it's not cheap. Nope

04:36:55.500 --> 04:37:00.220
But uh, they actually have some really cool stuff that I'm looking forward to checking out very soon

04:37:00.700 --> 04:37:05.580
Nice. Yeah, we're like, uh, we have someone on the writing team who's like very 3d printing now

04:37:06.060 --> 04:37:12.700
Yeah, um, so we've we've got some pretty cool 3d printed stuff in the in the hopper right now and I'm I'm pretty excited about it

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Um, yeah, he he appeared in the video

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about, um Oh, that's crazy apparently bamboo's own software is a fork of prusa's. Yeah, that would be why prusa's mad. Oh, yeah

04:37:24.060 --> 04:37:33.420
Prusa big mad. Wow Um, crazy. Yeah, so shawn worked for all 3dp back in the day. So he's like hardcore hardcore 3d printing

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Yeah, I know he's been in a couple videos talking about it. It's cool. Yeah Looking forward to it

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All right, and I'm also looking forward to I guess that's the end of the show. Hey, thank you guys so much for tuning in

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We'll see you again. Uh, we hear you on the whole the WAN Show channel. Um, not being a good place for the live show and the clips

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um It's been a very messy transition. Yeah

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There's precedent for people doing it. The everything goes on one channel way. There's also a lot of precedent for people doing it

04:38:05.340 --> 04:38:12.380
the other way Um, luke and I have to schedule a meeting basically to kind of go. Okay. Do we do

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Yet another channel and then like what do we move all the clips over?

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I don't actually know the right answer right now But we're going to figure it out and we do hear you guys that you don't want to subscribe to that channel

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As long as there's clips if all you're really interested in is the live show. So yeah

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Good to know kind of tough See you next week

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Oh, I don't know it might be a different time. Okay same bad time same bad channel. Bye

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