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We post Fridays TechLinked after the WAN Show ends, so to basically everyone not on

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Pacific Time, I just want to say, happy early Saturday morning. Get some sleep after this,

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k? The controversial Bill C-11, or the Online Streaming Act, was passed into Canadian law

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on Wednesday, leading many Americans to ask, what is that? In brief, C-11 will allow the

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Canadian Radio, Television, Telecommunications Commission, or CRTC, to regulate how much

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Canadian content is shown to Canadian viewers by streaming services like Netflix and Spotify.

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But also social platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and TikTok.

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The tech giants will also be required to financially contribute to the production

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of Canadian content. So, get ready for Netflix's gritty new crime series, Guns and Hosers.

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Proponents of the law say it simply brings online platforms under the same rules that

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have applied to traditional broadcasters for decades. But critics, including many Canadian

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content creators, are worried the law may regulate user-generated content thanks to the

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government repeatedly rejecting amendments that would specifically protect content creators.

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Don't worry, the chair of the CRTC says they have no intention to regulate users.

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So, it'll probably be fine, eh? Hey, did you know Wolverine's Canadian?

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And Deadpool? Scott Pilgrim? We exist. AMD claims they have resolved the issue,

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causing Ryzen 7000 X3D CPUs to fry, and PCs don't need that much cholesterol in their diet.

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Board partners ASUS and MSI have already released statements suggesting expo memory profiles may

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be causing unsafe SoC voltages. And it turns out that was, in fact, the issue, or one of them,

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at least. AMD's released new firmware modifying certain power rails, including the SoC power rail,

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without stating what other rails are affected and why, which is really frustrating to me,

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a gnarly dude who loves grinded rails, if they are safe. Okay? Safety is cool. You know what's cooler?

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You know what's cooler than ripping those Narnars? Safety. Calling your mom at the end of the day.

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The company also didn't clarify if 7000 X3D CPUs were the only processors affected with a

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severe electric shock kink. We recommend anyone with an M5 system update their BIOS as soon as

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board manufacturers release them, since it's possible that non-X3D Ryzen 7000 chips also need

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to establish a safe word with their mommyboards. Mommyboards are the best for grinding. You've

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been a bad boy. This mommy's gonna take care of you. And Japanese company iSpace seems to have lost

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their lunar lander, but they're pretty sure it's on the moon, right?

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We don't know. iSpace launched Hakuto, Japanese for white rabbit, in December of last year,

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carrying a rover from the United Arab Emirates, hoping to be the first private company to

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accomplish a moon landing. Instead, according to their official statement, shortly after the

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scheduled landing time, no data was received indicating a touchdown, because it's not football,

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that's why. Apparently, the descent speed rapidly increased before communication loss,

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so they believe there is a high probability of crash. We're not sure, but we got our top people

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on it. So we've got a missing commercial flight craft with a matrix reference as a name, and the

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moon is involved. Is this a real story, or did someone ask chat GPT to write a conspiracy theory?

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While iSpace probably isn't the first private company to land on the moon, their CEO says

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they are the first private company to collect data from an attempted lunar landing. And that's

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groundbreaking. The price for the ROG Ally handheld PC may be only $700 for its high-aspect version,

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according to leaks, putting it only $50 above the most expensive Steam Deck variant. The alleged

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sources for this leak include a Best Buy product page screenshot, an earlier leak from Snoopy Tech

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on Twitter, and Roland Quant, a gadget leaker who shared data with The Verge. There is an

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alternate universe version of me that is ecstatic because he doesn't have student loans to pay off.

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In the CMA's final report on why they blocked the Microsoft Activision merger, the regulator cast

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doubts on Microsoft's 10-year Call of Duty deal with Nintendo, saying the switch isn't

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technically capable of running a version of the game, criticizing its impact on competition.

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They also cited internal documents from Microsoft while mentioning the difference in technical

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performance and audience between the Xbox and Switch consoles. Guess, maybe, maybe Microsoft

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should have made a sizable effort to convince people the Xbox doesn't compete with the Nintendo

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Switch in a lawsuit about the lack of competition in gaming. Tesla lawyers are arguing that Elon

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Musk cannot be deposed in a wrongful death suit to answer questions about his exaggerated claims

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about the safety of Tesla's autopilot software because he is very famous and a target of deep

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fakes. Thus, nothing he has said publicly on a stage in front of a camera in a room full of

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hundreds of people should be held against him in the court of law. I mean, who can argue with that?

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It's called deep fakes, not deep truths. A Model S and Model X at this point can drive autonomously

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with greater safety than a person right now, said Musk allegedly in this video, right here,

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posted in 2016 by a prominent news outlet that Musk has never before claimed was faked or asked to

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be taken down. But we just can't know. There was a Balenciaga reference. There was a Balenciaga.

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We have our top people on it. The first babies born from eggs fertilized by a robot have been

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born, and that robot was only kind of sexy. It was a five at best. Sadly for sci-fi fans,

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this does not mean that the world has seen its first robot baby daddy. Rather, the robot injected

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a normal human egg with boring, normal human sperm. Yeah, no miracle whatsoever. Howl 9000,

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you are not the father. Typically, a trained embryologist has to perform the procedure,

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making it extremely expensive. But this time, an engineer with no fertility training was able to

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control a specialized robot with a PS5 controller and fertilize the delicate eggs, like a high-stakes

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game of asteroids. That's right, gamers can fertilize eggs. Later versions. And the next

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version of Smash is coming out on the NES, which sounds like a warning of an impending collapse

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in the timeline. Fortunately, however, it's just super tilt, bro. The brainchild of a French

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indie developer that reached its fundraising goal in just two days. The game will, amazingly,

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feature online multiplayer thanks to dark magic. And maybe the cartridges on board Wi-Fi helps with

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that too. I don't know, I'm not a wizard. I just look like one. Nintendo can barely make online

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work on the Switch, yet one French dude with a dream adds online gaming to their first console.

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Be better. And I dream of you watching more tech news this Monday.

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Speaking of dreams, Mitch, you need to wake up. Please open your eyes. It's been seven years.

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Please, for the love of God, Mitch. See you Monday!
