{"video_id":"fp_w6aHOaAFfH","title":"Luke Starts Try Harding, but at What Cost? - Why Is Wan Late? Episode 2","channel":"FP Exclusives","show":"FP Exclusives","published_at":"2024-10-10T22:32:00.029Z","duration_s":1558,"segments":[{"start_s":6.006,"end_s":6.84,"text":"Sammy: No one's here. 2 00:00:09.809 --> 00:00:10.577 Hi Luke. 3 00:00:10.710 --> 00:00:11.344 Luke: What's up? 4 00:00:11.544 --> 00:00:12.345 Sammy: You're early. 5 00:00:12.412 --> 00:00:12.879 Luke: I am. 6 00:00:13.246 --> 00:00:14.280 Sammy: First one here. 7 00:00:14.314 --> 00:00:14.948 Luke: Yeah. 8 00:00:15.515 --> 00:00:16.416 Sammy: That's crazy. 9 00:00:16.483 --> 00:00:18.852 Luke: We were just filming um... 10 00:00:18.852 --> 00:00:19.986 Luke: I don't know if I can tell you; 11 00:00:20.020 --> 00:00:20.520 Sammy: You can tell me. 12 00:00:20.553 --> 00:00:22.722 Luke: but we were just filming something and we finished filming it, 13 00:00:23.857 --> 00:00:27.327 and it's like 4:15 or something right now? 14 00:00:27.327 --> 00:00:28.595 Sammy: It's 4:29. 15 00:00:28.595 --> 00:00:35.335 Luke: 4:29 so it's 100% go-live time; so I thought I would be here, Sammy: *Laughs*. 16 00:00:35.435 --> 00:00:42.542 Luke: but Linus sent a message, saying that we should be as late as possible. 17 00:00:42.542 --> 00:00:49.983 Luke: And then I said like, okay well when is that basically? And I haven't heard anything back. 18 00:00:50.450 --> 00:00:53.753 Sammy: Classic, well you're the first first, cause Dan's not even here. 19 00:00:54.320 --> 00:00:59.759 Luke: Yeah I think he kinda wrote it off; because of how late Linus is gonna be. 20 00:01:00.093 --> 00:01:03.063 There's a shoot happening on the workshop set right now, 21 00:01:03.063 --> 00:01:06.566 that I think Linus has to be a part of and it hasn't even started. 22 00:01:06.633 --> 00:01:09.335 I suspect we're not gonna start until like 6. 23 00:01:09.369 --> 00:01:12.672 While I am first here, I might even just leave. 24 00:01:12.772 --> 00:01:13.173 Sammy: Oh. 25 00:01:13.206 --> 00:01:13.606 Luke: Um- 26 00:01:13.640 --> 00:01:16.576 Sammy: That's okay; whoever clocks in first at 4:30 is the first one. 27 00:01:17.010 --> 00:01:17.911 Luke: That works for me. 28 00:01:17.911 --> 00:01:21.948 Luke: Sounds was less rigged than Scrapyard Wars, so that's good. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 29 00:01:21.948 --> 00:01:24.951 Sammy: I edtied the last one; it was 2-2. 30 00:01:24.951 --> 00:01:25.852 Sammy: What's the merch this week? 31 00:01:25.852 --> 00:01:29.856 Arthur: We got the new precision screwdrivers that are coming out next week. 32 00:01:30.190 --> 00:01:30.890 Boom! 33 00:01:31.791 --> 00:01:32.292 Sammy: Boom. 34 00:01:32.325 --> 00:01:37.797 Luke: We got all the bits and stuff; these literally just came in today so, clutch timing. 35 00:01:37.931 --> 00:01:38.231 Luke: Yeah. 36 00:01:38.231 --> 00:01:39.165 Arthur: these come out today. 37 00:01:39.199 --> 00:01:39.933 Luke: That's legit. 38 00:01:39.933 --> 00:01:40.600 Arthur: Uh huh. 39 00:01:41.134 --> 00:01:42.969 Luke: Are they on sale today? 40 00:01:43.203 --> 00:01:47.207 Arthur: No, no, no; we're just announcing it like the official- 41 00:01:47.207 --> 00:01:50.310 This is the first time people are gonna know the date that it's launching. 42 00:01:50.343 --> 00:01:51.111 Luke: Oh, got it. 43 00:01:51.144 --> 00:01:54.981 Arthur: But the reason why we're doing this is cause we're really announcing the popup next week. 44 00:01:54.981 --> 00:01:57.517 Luke: I think I'm gonna be at that, I think. 45 00:01:57.684 --> 00:01:58.351 Arthur: You better. 46 00:01:58.384 --> 00:01:58.852 Luke: Oh. 47 00:01:59.185 --> 00:02:01.020 Sammy: Any WAN topics you're excited to discuss today? 48 00:02:01.087 --> 00:02:01.688 Luke: None. 49 00:02:02.055 --> 00:02:03.456 Sammy: None, hahahahaha. 50 00:02:03.523 --> 00:02:06.826 Luke: AnandTech died, so that sucks. 51 00:02:06.826 --> 00:02:10.563 Apparently I need to restart my computer; so I'm not gonna be able to read the WAN doc, so that's cool. 52 00:02:10.597 --> 00:02:13.666 But yeah the only thing I really know of that's on the doc right now, 53 00:02:13.700 --> 00:02:17.670 because everyone keeps talking about it, is AnandTech closed. 54 00:02:17.670 --> 00:02:22.075 Luke: One of the biggest inspirations for Linus getting into 55 00:02:22.108 --> 00:02:25.578 like professional level testing of anything just died, 56 00:02:25.578 --> 00:02:27.013 Sammy: Oh wow. Luke: is another way to consider that. 57 00:02:28.448 --> 00:02:31.451 Luke: Linus was a very avid reader of AnandTech; 58 00:02:32.519 --> 00:02:36.523 so was I actually, just not as much as he was. 59 00:02:37.590 --> 00:02:45.431 So it's a pretty big deal, this is an old card written review institute that is going under. 60 00:02:45.431 --> 00:02:50.136 This keeps happening, it's not good for the world in my opinion; 61 00:02:50.136 --> 00:02:52.539 but, we'll talk about it on the show. 62 00:02:53.072 --> 00:02:54.707 Sammy: All right, well- 63 00:02:54.841 --> 00:02:57.710 Arthur: As a certified Zoomer I do not like reading so... 64 00:02:58.645 --> 00:02:59.412 Luke: You're the problem. 65 00:02:59.445 --> 00:03:00.813 Arthur: I am, I'm not gonna lie. 66 00:03:00.813 --> 00:03:01.414 Luke: It's you. 67 00:03:01.447 --> 00:03:02.382 Arthur: Yeah, if they- 68 00:03:02.382 --> 00:03:04.250 Luke: Not your generation, it's just you; 69 00:03:04.284 --> 00:03:07.187 not your generation, no one else in your generation. 70 00:03:07.220 --> 00:03:11.024 Arthur: Look if AnandTech started up a TikTok I'm all over it. 71 00:03:11.057 --> 00:03:12.258 That's all I gotta say. 72 00:03:12.258 --> 00:03:13.092 Luke: *Laughs* 73 00:03:13.126 --> 00:03:18.431 Sammy: In Arty's defense, my fridge broke one time and then my dad read a manual; 74 00:03:18.464 --> 00:03:19.432 I just looked it up on YouTube. 75 00:03:20.333 --> 00:03:21.634 Luke: Yeah that's YouTube. 76 00:03:21.668 --> 00:03:25.071 Sammy: Yeah but, he read and I watched the video; I didn't want to read. 77 00:03:25.138 --> 00:03:26.372 Luke: Did you solve the problem? 78 00:03:26.372 --> 00:03:28.074 Sammy: Yeah, cause I got it faster; 79 00:03:28.074 --> 00:03:31.077 cause I just, I just, it was timestamped so I just like skimmed through it. 80 00:03:31.110 --> 00:03:32.779 Arthur: And the video shows you exactly where it is. 81 00:03:32.812 --> 00:03:33.513 Sammy: Exactly. 82 00:03:33.980 --> 00:03:35.782 Arthur: Text can't do that. Luke: Whatever guys. 83 00:03:35.949 --> 00:03:39.686 Arthur: I'm kidding, I miss AnandTech; shout out to TechTechPotato. 84 00:03:40.453 --> 00:03:42.155 Luke: Ayy! He knows what he's talking about; 85 00:03:42.188 --> 00:03:44.090 all right, okay, maybe he's not part of the problem. 86 00:03:44.958 --> 00:03:45.758 Arthur: Who knows. 87 00:03:45.959 --> 00:03:47.460 Sammy: I think this is the latest it's been. 88 00:03:47.493 --> 00:03:49.429 Dan: For a little while now I guess, yeah. 89 00:03:49.462 --> 00:03:50.196 Sammy: Hahahaha. 90 00:03:50.964 --> 00:03:54.834 Dan: Linus asked for a 6 p.m. start, which is in 20 minutes; 91 00:03:55.001 --> 00:03:56.169 and I don't think he's here yet. 92 00:03:57.136 --> 00:03:59.372 They're probably filming, or they're short this week, 93 00:03:59.372 --> 00:04:01.674 or they're trying to make up because Monday's a stat holiday, 94 00:04:01.674 --> 00:04:05.144 so they're probably jamming in extra videos today. 95 00:04:05.245 --> 00:04:10.216 Dan: Cause WAN Show happens no matter what, and it's a free LTT so... whatever. 96 00:04:10.216 --> 00:04:10.683 Sammy: Yipee. 97 00:04:11.751 --> 00:04:13.419 Dan: Whatever, overtime for me. 98 00:04:13.453 --> 00:04:14.887 Sammy: When do you think you'll go home today? 99 00:04:15.655 --> 00:04:19.025 Dan: Um from the noises I'm hearing in the set the other room; 100 00:04:19.058 --> 00:04:21.794 I'm just saying probably about 10:30 - 11? 101 00:04:21.794 --> 00:04:24.631 Sammy: 10:30 - 11? Damn, it's been a while I think this is- 102 00:04:24.631 --> 00:04:26.833 Luke: Hour and a half of overtime? Yeah it's been a while. 103 00:04:26.833 --> 00:04:30.570 Sammy: Yeah it's been a long time; I think it used to be like 11-12 and then- 104 00:04:30.570 --> 00:04:33.439 Dan: Yeah, because they would start late and the shows would go long; 105 00:04:34.240 --> 00:04:36.476 and we've been having to sort of stop by 9, 106 00:04:36.476 --> 00:04:40.580 because Luke has to give his birds drugs or something? I don't know. 107 00:04:41.014 --> 00:04:42.348 He's got sick birds. 108 00:04:42.715 --> 00:04:43.416 Sammy: Yeah. 109 00:04:43.449 --> 00:04:48.321 Dan: And so last couple weeks that's been a thing, and this week no birds; 110 00:04:48.488 --> 00:04:54.327 but we have places to be, so whatever, it's whatever, it happens. 111 00:04:54.460 --> 00:04:55.895 Linus: Late nothing boys. 112 00:04:55.928 --> 00:04:57.897 Boom, what time is it now? Let's go. 113 00:04:57.897 --> 00:05:01.067 Linus: If Luke was here I would stay, but instead I'm gonna go do the other work then. 114 00:05:01.100 --> 00:05:05.438 Dan: Phones are listening, Minecraft movie, Concord is deleted, Where's my tesla. 115 00:05:05.438 --> 00:05:06.039 Sammy: Where's Luke? 116 00:05:06.773 --> 00:05:09.509 Dan: Uh, he's on a call right now with uh tech support. 117 00:05:09.809 --> 00:05:10.410 Sammy: Oh? 118 00:05:10.610 --> 00:05:12.812 Dan: Yeah, our tech support. 119 00:05:13.012 --> 00:05:14.280 Dan: Concord dates it. 120 00:05:15.315 --> 00:05:17.383 Linus: Concord though, does anyone care about Concord? 121 00:05:17.383 --> 00:05:18.451 Dan: F*** no. 122 00:05:18.518 --> 00:05:20.186 Linus: Like that's the whole thing right? 123 00:05:20.219 --> 00:05:21.120 Dan: Yeah... 124 00:05:21.120 --> 00:05:22.121 Dan: Okay, thank you. 125 00:05:22.188 --> 00:05:23.022 Linus: And then you'll just what? 126 00:05:23.056 --> 00:05:24.991 Like you'll split it down to half and half and have them do his? 127 00:05:24.991 --> 00:05:25.458 Dan: Yep. 128 00:05:25.458 --> 00:05:28.027 Andrew: Do you have the tentacle on you Linus, by any chance? 129 00:05:28.027 --> 00:05:28.661 Linus: Yeah, sorry. 130 00:05:28.695 --> 00:05:29.662 Andrew: Perfect, thank you. 131 00:05:29.662 --> 00:05:30.730 Linus: Um... 132 00:05:32.732 --> 00:05:33.366 Andrew: Thank you. 133 00:05:34.667 --> 00:05:37.970 Linus: I don't know, go with, um I've said too much. 134 00:05:38.004 --> 00:05:38.771 Dan: Okay. 135 00:05:38.838 --> 00:05:41.341 Linus: I said too, I said too much, let's go with that. 136 00:05:41.341 --> 00:05:44.577 Okay, I'm going to go, sorry uh- 137 00:05:45.078 --> 00:05:46.679 Uh Vance where do they want me to go? 138 00:05:46.746 --> 00:05:50.249 Vance: Um, you still need to finish that Dbrand thing for uh, Plouffe's video. 139 00:05:50.249 --> 00:05:54.220 Colton: Okay so heartfelt message, they really like- Adam's like that's it, like just like, 140 00:05:54.253 --> 00:05:56.456 when times are tough dbrand's been there, like they're homies. 141 00:05:56.456 --> 00:05:57.290 Linus: Yeah, I already did.. 142 00:05:57.323 --> 00:06:00.460 Colton: Okay, cool and then what you're gonna do is, 143 00:06:00.493 --> 00:06:03.863 they're offering 10% off site-wide until Monday 144 00:06:03.863 --> 00:06:04.063 Linus: Okay. 145 00:06:04.063 --> 00:06:05.465 Colton: Offer code f*** YouTube. 146 00:06:05.698 --> 00:06:09.302 Colton: The only thing I'm worried about, if we say f*** YouTube and we will bleep it obviously. 147 00:06:09.302 --> 00:06:10.336 Linus: Yeah don't censor it then. 148 00:06:10.670 --> 00:06:11.137 Colton: What? 149 00:06:11.170 --> 00:06:13.873 Colton: No, I was gonna say, does that breach the terms of service? 150 00:06:13.906 --> 00:06:14.607 Linus: No. 151 00:06:14.607 --> 00:06:15.475 Colton: No? we can't like... 152 00:06:15.475 --> 00:06:16.909 Linus: Yeah, you're allowed to say f*** YouTube. 153 00:06:16.943 --> 00:06:17.977 Colton: Okay, okay. 154 00:06:17.977 --> 00:06:19.746 Andrew: We just need to review the audio line. 155 00:06:19.746 --> 00:06:22.181 Linus: I didn't say I'm gonna personally f*** YouTube. 156 00:06:22.882 --> 00:06:23.883 Colton: Good, what is this? 157 00:06:23.950 --> 00:06:24.984 Sammy: \"Why is WAN Late\"? 158 00:06:25.251 --> 00:06:27.954 Colton: Why is WAN late? You're gonna do this every week? 159 00:06:27.954 --> 00:06:28.287 Sammy: Yeah. 160 00:06:28.287 --> 00:06:30.590 Colton: No just kidding, you guys have been on time a lot more lately. 161 00:06:30.623 --> 00:06:32.859 Sammy: Yeah, ever since I started; coincidentally. 162 00:06:32.859 --> 00:06:33.526 Linus: Just to spite Sammy. 163 00:06:35.695 --> 00:06:37.130 Linus: Give you no content Sammy. 164 00:06:37.263 --> 00:06:37.864 Colton: So yeah, so D- 165 00:06:37.864 --> 00:06:38.731 Linus: We wanna make your job harder. 166 00:06:38.731 --> 00:06:41.634 Colton: So there's a video coming out tomorrow, and Dbrand sponsored it now; 167 00:06:41.634 --> 00:06:44.771 so props to Dbrand, we just need to figure it out. 168 00:06:44.771 --> 00:06:46.072 Plouffe: There's some audio issues, 169 00:06:46.072 --> 00:06:47.173 Andrew: Yeah so we're just gonna- 170 00:06:47.373 --> 00:06:49.108 Plouffe: At the very end of the script Linus, 171 00:06:49.108 --> 00:06:52.678 so we just want to redo the last two paragraphs anyway. 172 00:06:52.979 --> 00:06:53.713 Linus: Okay. 173 00:06:53.746 --> 00:06:54.247 Plouffe: Yeah. 174 00:06:54.647 --> 00:06:57.984 Linus: Dang it I think I improv-d some stuff there, oh well. 175 00:06:57.984 --> 00:07:00.720 Plouffe: Well that also gives you a spot to do the Dbrand stuff. 176 00:07:00.753 --> 00:07:01.521 Yep, that's the goal. 177 00:07:01.554 --> 00:07:04.490 Linus: Yeah I improv-d and I thought it was good; so I didn't want to do it again. 178 00:07:04.524 --> 00:07:05.191 Plouffe: Well they dont- 179 00:07:05.191 --> 00:07:06.259 Linus: Can't we just use the LAV audio? 180 00:07:06.259 --> 00:07:09.929 Andrew: Well because see, I think it was rolling when you sat down, 181 00:07:09.929 --> 00:07:12.098 and then I don't know, you know? 182 00:07:12.098 --> 00:07:16.169 Plouffe: They also might be able to cut it together, like I don't know it's- 183 00:07:16.169 --> 00:07:18.704 Nicole can you guys, cause he likes the improv stuff he did- 184 00:07:18.704 --> 00:07:19.972 Linus: Nah I can redo it. 185 00:07:20.573 --> 00:07:22.108 Nicole you just tell me what you need. 186 00:07:22.141 --> 00:07:23.910 Nicole: We need the last two paragraphs. 187 00:07:23.910 --> 00:07:25.144 Linus: All right, see you later. 188 00:07:25.178 --> 00:07:25.945 Nicole: Thank you. 189 00:07:27.647 --> 00:07:30.450 Linus: All you've got to do is go to the link in the video description, 190 00:07:30.450 --> 00:07:32.385 whether you need a case for your Steam Deck- 191 00:07:32.385 --> 00:07:35.488 All you've got to do is go to the link in the description, 192 00:07:35.488 --> 00:07:38.691 whether you need a case for your Steam Deck, a skin for your phone- 193 00:07:38.691 --> 00:07:42.094 All you've got to do is go to the link in the video description, 194 00:07:42.094 --> 00:07:45.665 whether you need a case for your Steam Deck, a screen protector for your phone, 195 00:07:45.665 --> 00:07:52.238 a skin for your game console, better looking sides for your Playstation 5, they've got you covered. 196 00:07:52.438 --> 00:07:53.806 And, what's the link? 197 00:07:54.207 --> 00:07:55.274 Plouffe: F*** YouTube. 198 00:07:55.842 --> 00:07:56.943 Linus: F*** YouTube. 199 00:07:57.210 --> 00:07:58.077 Linus: Okay, are we good? 200 00:07:58.110 --> 00:07:58.878 Plouffe: I think so yeah 201 00:07:58.878 --> 00:08:02.114 Linus, you mentioned the alternative YouTube clients? 202 00:08:02.114 --> 00:08:02.548 Linus: Yeah. 203 00:08:02.615 --> 00:08:04.650 Plouffe: What video did we do about that? 204 00:08:04.684 --> 00:08:05.852 Linus: We discussed it on WAN Show. 205 00:08:05.885 --> 00:08:07.119 Plouffe: You've discussed it on WAN Show? 206 00:08:07.153 --> 00:08:08.387 Linus: Yeah, just got a clip from WAN Show. 207 00:08:08.421 --> 00:08:08.788 Plouffe: Okay, and then- 208 00:08:08.788 --> 00:08:10.990 Linus: Don't refer to exactly which one it is. 209 00:08:10.990 --> 00:08:12.191 Colton: You know what I'm realizing too? 210 00:08:12.191 --> 00:08:15.228 They wanted to actually hear you say f*** YouTube, and have it bleeped. 211 00:08:15.228 --> 00:08:16.462 Is that something you're open to? 212 00:08:16.462 --> 00:08:17.630 Plouffe: Yeah, he said f*** YouTube. 213 00:08:17.663 --> 00:08:18.564 Plouffe: He repeated it after you said that. 214 00:08:18.564 --> 00:08:19.799 Colton: Oh, he did? Cool, cool, cool. 215 00:08:20.500 --> 00:08:21.567 They just think it's funny. 216 00:08:22.468 --> 00:08:24.770 Andrew: Yeah, it was, I was shocked even though I knew it was coming. 217 00:08:24.971 --> 00:08:25.404 Linus: Yeah. Colton: Swearing is funny 218 00:08:25.438 --> 00:08:26.706 Colton: How many bleeps are you gonna have to do? 219 00:08:26.973 --> 00:08:27.540 Sammy: A lot. 220 00:08:27.607 --> 00:08:28.341 Colton: Yeah, that's great. 221 00:08:28.374 --> 00:08:29.809 Linus: Okay, are we good here? 222 00:08:30.042 --> 00:08:31.644 Vance: So you’re headed to Labs now? 223 00:08:31.644 --> 00:08:32.211 Linus: Is that right? 224 00:08:32.311 --> 00:08:33.246 Vance: I think so, yeah. 225 00:08:33.346 --> 00:08:35.047 Linus: Okay, we're gonna try and do the thermal paste. 226 00:08:35.047 --> 00:08:36.182 Vance: Yeah, that's right. 227 00:08:38.451 --> 00:08:39.519 Andy: I forgot my prompter. 228 00:08:39.785 --> 00:08:40.419 Sammy: *Laughs* 229 00:08:40.419 --> 00:08:41.287 Andy: So I have to go back. 230 00:08:41.521 --> 00:08:44.223 Colin: Oh, I think we just read this as like talking head and then, 231 00:08:44.223 --> 00:08:44.624 Linus: Yeah. 232 00:08:44.657 --> 00:08:48.361 Colin: so you'll open - so we have a monitor in there, you just kind of pop it in and then just walk out. 233 00:08:48.361 --> 00:08:48.928 Linus: Yeah, sure. 234 00:08:49.529 --> 00:08:51.097 Colin: ...and then- Linus: I pop the monitor in? 235 00:08:51.564 --> 00:08:53.466 Colin: Yeah, can we open this or is it? 236 00:08:53.466 --> 00:08:53.933 Linus: Oh yeah. 237 00:08:53.966 --> 00:08:54.700 Colin: Yeah? Okay. 238 00:08:54.734 --> 00:08:56.335 Linus: Someone else could ask those questions. 239 00:08:56.802 --> 00:08:57.270 Colin: Yeah. 240 00:08:57.403 --> 00:09:00.273 Colin: So we can just get someone else down here I suppose... 241 00:09:00.540 --> 00:09:01.674 Linus: Well, is that here? 242 00:09:01.707 --> 00:09:03.509 Linus: Is there something running Windows update here? 243 00:09:03.576 --> 00:09:05.444 Colin: I don't think so, no; I haven't seen anything... 244 00:09:05.444 --> 00:09:08.381 Linus: Someone else can just do that whenever on whatever set, 245 00:09:08.381 --> 00:09:08.648 Colin: Yeah. 246 00:09:08.648 --> 00:09:09.949 Linus: and it can just be like a hard cut. 247 00:09:09.949 --> 00:09:13.686 Colin: Yeah, exactly; yeah, because lining that up is kind of tricky. 248 00:09:13.719 --> 00:09:16.956 Linus: Like I think honestly these two could just be done by someone else. 249 00:09:17.189 --> 00:09:19.659 Colin: You think so? Okay, so you're just reading these three? 250 00:09:19.692 --> 00:09:20.660 Linus: I'll just do it up to there. 251 00:09:20.893 --> 00:09:23.429 Sammy: What WAN topics are you excited to talk about Linus? 252 00:09:24.830 --> 00:09:30.102 Linus: Oh, I'm pretty excited to talk about AT&T being super pissed off with VMware; 253 00:09:30.136 --> 00:09:35.207 for taking away the perpetual license option and forcing them to use a subscription. 254 00:09:35.308 --> 00:09:35.808 Sammy: Mmm. 255 00:09:35.808 --> 00:09:40.379 Linus: It's like, the giant corporations have no problem with this behavior; 256 00:09:40.413 --> 00:09:43.950 as long as they're the ones doing it to individual users. 257 00:09:43.950 --> 00:09:46.752 But hey, as soon as it affects their bottom line, it's outrageous, right? 258 00:09:46.752 --> 00:09:51.157 Mouse acceleration or maximum speed testing seems to be happening over there. 259 00:09:51.190 --> 00:09:54.860 Linus: You ever see those videos with thermal goop all over the CPU socket? 260 00:09:54.860 --> 00:09:57.964 Or people jamming things into high powered fans and thought, 261 00:09:58.030 --> 00:10:01.801 what would happen if I did that to my PC? Well, that's bad. 262 00:10:02.034 --> 00:10:05.638 First of all you could get hurt, or worse! You could damage your computer; 263 00:10:06.005 --> 00:10:09.275 so instead of risking it, let us indulge your intrusive thoughts; 264 00:10:09.375 --> 00:10:12.812 Like, what would happen if you put your monitor into... 265 00:10:21.854 --> 00:10:23.723 Here, yeah, we can just do a cut there. 266 00:10:24.123 --> 00:10:25.958 Colin: Should I just pass you the monitor off screen? 267 00:10:26.125 --> 00:10:26.626 Linus: No, that's fine. 268 00:10:26.626 --> 00:10:27.193 Colin: Yeah, okay. 269 00:10:28.027 --> 00:10:29.562 Linus: Temperature in Antarctica. 270 00:10:31.597 --> 00:10:34.800 Phone: According to Aurora expedition, Antarctica's climate, 271 00:10:34.834 --> 00:10:37.803 the average temperature in the interior throughout the year is about- 272 00:10:38.204 --> 00:10:39.405 Linus: Temperature in the Arctic. 273 00:10:41.040 --> 00:10:45.244 Phone: According to Britannica, January, February, and early March have uniform- 274 00:10:45.444 --> 00:10:46.278 Linus: Let's go with Arctic. 275 00:10:47.413 --> 00:10:48.214 Andy: Recording. 276 00:10:51.250 --> 00:10:53.886 Linus: Like what would happen if you use your monitor in a temp- 277 00:10:59.759 --> 00:11:00.726 Colin: Okay, here we go. 278 00:11:02.828 --> 00:11:07.066 Linus: Like what would happen if you used your monitor in Antarctica? Can liquid crystals freeze? 279 00:11:07.933 --> 00:11:08.434 Linus: Okay. 280 00:11:09.001 --> 00:11:09.869 Colin: Still one more time. 281 00:11:12.138 --> 00:11:13.939 Linus: Oh, Arctic, not Antarctica. 282 00:11:16.609 --> 00:11:21.313 Linus: Like what would happen if you used your monitor in the Arctic? Can liquid crystals freeze!? 283 00:11:21.347 --> 00:11:26.052 We're about to try all of this and more, but my friends, heed this warning; 284 00:11:26.085 --> 00:11:31.023 do not try this at home; instead, try this segue to our sponsor. 285 00:11:31.857 --> 00:11:34.360 Linus: Do we have any... 286 00:11:34.360 --> 00:11:36.262 Colin: There's some cloths there, there's some rags. 287 00:11:36.362 --> 00:11:38.864 Linus: No, I'll get it; I'll go get a paper towel in the bathroom. 288 00:11:39.331 --> 00:11:42.268 Linus: Yeah, I don't know, I just thought that was funny, so I did it. 289 00:11:44.336 --> 00:11:44.837 Colin: Is that it? 290 00:11:45.104 --> 00:11:45.705 Andy: Is that it? 291 00:11:46.639 --> 00:11:47.206 Linus: Let me see. 292 00:11:47.273 --> 00:11:47.973 Colin: So that was... 293 00:11:49.308 --> 00:11:51.077 Linus: Yeah, I think we're just doing the intro. 294 00:11:51.711 --> 00:11:53.913 Linus: Okay, I'm headed to WAN Show. 295 00:11:54.747 --> 00:11:55.314 Colin: Thank you. 296 00:11:56.115 --> 00:11:59.485 Linus: I would've been ready, the only reason I did this stuff was because Luke wasn't there. 297 00:12:00.186 --> 00:12:00.686 Sammy: Uhuh. 298 00:12:00.686 --> 00:12:04.056 Linus: Classic Seinfeld episode, where everyone ends up waiting for everyone. 299 00:12:05.024 --> 00:12:06.158 Sammy: I've never watched Seinfeld. 300 00:12:06.459 --> 00:12:07.126 Linus: It's good. 301 00:12:07.426 --> 00:12:08.127 Sammy: I heard it's good. 302 00:12:08.127 --> 00:12:13.032 Linus: I mean, it has an age particularly amazingly, but it's good for what it is. 303 00:12:14.366 --> 00:12:16.535 Jamie: Oh, they're hanging up over there too. 304 00:12:16.569 --> 00:12:16.936 Linus: Brilliant. 305 00:12:16.936 --> 00:12:17.436 Linus: Nice. 306 00:12:17.970 --> 00:12:19.338 Linus: Go shop towel. 307 00:12:19.872 --> 00:12:20.606 Elijah: Are you filming? 308 00:12:20.940 --> 00:12:21.373 Sammy: No. 309 00:12:22.108 --> 00:12:25.177 Jamie: Are you not, not filming? Elijah: I didn't fill out the talent consent form. 310 00:12:25.177 --> 00:12:26.479 Sammy: Oh, no! Linus: Yeah, you did. 311 00:12:26.645 --> 00:12:27.413 Elijah: Oh did I? 312 00:12:27.446 --> 00:12:29.749 Linus: Oh yeah, it's in your employee agreement. 313 00:12:29.749 --> 00:12:32.785 Elijah: Oh, that was the signing my life away contract, right? 314 00:12:32.785 --> 00:12:33.285 Linus: Yeah, yeah. 315 00:12:33.285 --> 00:12:34.153 Elijah: Yeah, take it to Reddit. 316 00:12:34.186 --> 00:12:35.888 Jamie: I thought you signed the no talent contract. 317 00:12:35.921 --> 00:12:37.857 Linus: Ayaaaaaaaaay! 318 00:12:37.857 --> 00:12:38.891 Jamie and Sammy: *Laughs* 319 00:12:40.826 --> 00:12:42.528 Linus: I don't like walking through that room anymore. 320 00:12:42.561 --> 00:12:44.497 It's like such a chill vibe; 321 00:12:44.497 --> 00:12:47.366 Linus: it's like too chill, I feel like I'm going to fall asleep, let's go through here. 322 00:12:47.366 --> 00:12:49.902 Sammy: Yeah, they worked hard on making the vibes good. 323 00:12:50.202 --> 00:12:53.372 Linus: Oh, is this one of those wall-mounted hand here? Yeah okay. 324 00:12:54.507 --> 00:12:56.575 Linus: Man, we've got to purge some of this stuff. 325 00:12:59.145 --> 00:12:59.645 Sammy: Give it away. 326 00:12:59.645 --> 00:13:00.713 Linus: Not today. 327 00:13:01.514 --> 00:13:02.815 Yeah, maybe another garage sale. 328 00:13:03.849 --> 00:13:05.384 Server garage sale, ay! 329 00:13:05.384 --> 00:13:06.218 David: What's up homies? 330 00:13:06.719 --> 00:13:08.120 Sammy: So now the question is Linus. 331 00:13:08.454 --> 00:13:09.455 Linus: Will Luke be there? 332 00:13:09.455 --> 00:13:10.022 Sammy: Yes. 333 00:13:10.456 --> 00:13:12.057 Linus: I think Luke's probably there, yeah. 334 00:13:12.725 --> 00:13:14.727 Sammy: He's in a caaaall, oh. 335 00:13:15.294 --> 00:13:16.595 Linus: Weeee! 336 00:13:17.129 --> 00:13:18.030 Sammy: Hahaha! 337 00:13:18.330 --> 00:13:19.665 Sammy: Every time. 338 00:13:19.698 --> 00:13:21.534 Linus: Weeee! Sammy: Nooo!. 339 00:13:21.667 --> 00:13:23.369 Linus: Weeeeeee! Sammy: Nooo! 340 00:13:24.637 --> 00:13:26.172 Sammy: I hate that every time. 341 00:13:26.238 --> 00:13:29.708 Every time I'm in Eli's car he does the exact same thing and I hate it every time. 342 00:13:29.708 --> 00:13:30.442 Linus: Oh, really? 343 00:13:30.476 --> 00:13:31.043 Sammy: Yeah. 344 00:13:31.076 --> 00:13:31.377 Linus: Weee! 345 00:13:31.410 --> 00:13:33.112 Sammy: Agh! Hahahahahaha! 346 00:13:33.379 --> 00:13:35.381 Linus: Sorry, did the camera hit your face? 347 00:13:35.414 --> 00:13:37.216 Sammy: Yeah, but it's finehahaha! 348 00:13:37.249 --> 00:13:38.784 It like bonked me, I was like, oh. 349 00:13:39.084 --> 00:13:40.920 Linus: Look, the car has one party trick. 350 00:13:42.621 --> 00:13:43.622 Sammy: It has two! 351 00:13:44.490 --> 00:13:48.494 Linus: Oh yeah, I guess it can accelerate fast and also negatively accelerate fast. 352 00:13:48.494 --> 00:13:51.931 Sammy: I meant like, it's a very um- It's a statement piece. 353 00:13:52.097 --> 00:13:56.035 Linus: Oh yeah, I guess it also has the ridiculous wrap. 354 00:13:56.335 --> 00:13:58.070 Sammy: How long do you think it has a wrap on for? 355 00:13:58.137 --> 00:14:01.207 Linus: Until it fails; it's already starting to fail a little bit, 356 00:14:01.240 --> 00:14:01.540 Sammy: Oh yeah? 357 00:14:01.540 --> 00:14:05.010 Linus: it's a thicker vinyl, it's not designed for outdoor use; 358 00:14:05.044 --> 00:14:08.647 and you know, we get temperature swings here that can be, 359 00:14:08.714 --> 00:14:13.285 I wouldn't say extreme, especially compared to some other parts of Canada, but it can be significant. 360 00:14:13.919 --> 00:14:19.625 And it's already peeling a little bit on the trunk; like where all the water runoff goes. 361 00:14:19.625 --> 00:14:19.992 Sammy: Mmmm. 362 00:14:20.292 --> 00:14:21.427 Linus: Everywhere else it's been pretty good; 363 00:14:21.427 --> 00:14:26.165 I had to replace one of the door handle ones with a piece that Dbrand sent me, but it's held up. 364 00:14:26.799 --> 00:14:30.402 They've been surprised at how well it held up because it's, 365 00:14:30.402 --> 00:14:34.273 with all the layers, to get that like kind of holographic effect, it's thick; 366 00:14:34.406 --> 00:14:37.977 Linus: like it's designed for phones, like indoor use, 367 00:14:37.977 --> 00:14:41.947 not to be like heated and wrapped around a car and then put outside in all weather. 368 00:14:42.181 --> 00:14:44.250 Linus: Like all things considered, it's in pretty good shape; 369 00:14:44.350 --> 00:14:46.785 there's just a little bit right here where it's starting to come up a little bit, 370 00:14:46.852 --> 00:14:49.755 other than that, the rest of it's like pristine. 371 00:14:50.256 --> 00:14:55.527 So it must just be like the water runoff coming down here and kind of loosening it a little. 372 00:14:55.527 --> 00:14:57.196 Yeah, it's decent there. 373 00:14:59.498 --> 00:15:02.935 Sammy: So the other question then, I guess, is how long are you going to stay blonde for? 374 00:15:03.369 --> 00:15:04.436 Linus: Until it grows out. 375 00:15:05.504 --> 00:15:08.274 Sammy: Are you going to have like Guy Fieri tips? 376 00:15:08.374 --> 00:15:10.643 Linus: Yeah, I guess so; I'm going to have whatever tips I have. 377 00:15:10.643 --> 00:15:12.311 That's how I always used to do it when I was a kid; 378 00:15:12.344 --> 00:15:17.249 I would just dye it a solid colour, and eventually I would have frosted tips. 379 00:15:17.316 --> 00:15:21.387 And I was like, well it seems a lot less expensive than going to a salon 380 00:15:21.420 --> 00:15:23.956 and getting someone to do frosted tips for you in the first place, right? 381 00:15:23.956 --> 00:15:24.189 Sammy: Yeah. 382 00:15:24.223 --> 00:15:26.392 Linus: Because it's just a cheap pack of bleach. 383 00:15:27.326 --> 00:15:28.727 You get the same effect eventually. 384 00:15:28.761 --> 00:15:29.261 Sammy: Yeah, 385 00:15:30.729 --> 00:15:31.830 Linus: He~ll~ooo~? 386 00:15:32.031 --> 00:15:32.865 Dan: He~ll~ooo~. 387 00:15:33.299 --> 00:15:34.099 Linus: Where's Luke? 388 00:15:34.633 --> 00:15:35.167 Dan: Not here. 389 00:15:35.601 --> 00:15:37.002 Linus: Oh, got him! 390 00:15:37.937 --> 00:15:39.605 Sammy: A solid victory this week. 391 00:15:39.939 --> 00:15:40.673 Linus: Nice. 392 00:15:42.174 --> 00:15:43.642 Sammy: I can't remember who won last week. 393 00:15:43.709 --> 00:15:45.711 Linus: A moral and real victory. 394 00:15:48.414 --> 00:15:50.249 Sammy: I think you're up by like 2 now. 395 00:15:50.883 --> 00:15:52.017 Linus: Oh, are we keeping score? 396 00:15:52.017 --> 00:15:52.785 Sammy: Yeah, of course. 397 00:15:57.156 --> 00:15:57.589 Emily: Hi. 398 00:15:57.623 --> 00:15:58.257 Linus: How's it going? 399 00:15:58.290 --> 00:15:58.757 Emily: Good. 400 00:15:59.191 --> 00:15:59.625 Linus: Cool. 401 00:16:00.759 --> 00:16:01.260 Emily: How you doing? 402 00:16:01.293 --> 00:16:03.095 Linus: Nothing, just wondering how it's going. 403 00:16:03.095 --> 00:16:04.063 Emily: Yeah, good. 404 00:16:04.063 --> 00:16:04.463 Linus: Cool. 405 00:16:04.763 --> 00:16:05.130 Emily: Mmmm. 406 00:16:06.065 --> 00:16:07.232 Sammy: HAHAHAHA! Linus: See you later. 407 00:16:08.701 --> 00:16:09.368 Sammy: See you next week. 408 00:16:09.535 --> 00:16:10.135 Linus: See you later. 409 00:16:10.302 --> 00:16:10.803 Sammy: Bye. 410 00:16:11.203 --> 00:16:11.837 Sammy: Bye Dan! 411 00:16:11.937 --> 00:16:12.204 Dan: Bye. 412 00:16:15.341 --> 00:16:16.075 Sammy: Hello. 413 00:16:16.375 --> 00:16:17.242 Luke: Hello. 414 00:16:17.276 --> 00:16:19.878 Sammy: It's 4:30, you're on time. 415 00:16:19.912 --> 00:16:22.648 Luke: Yeah, because I learned how this game works now. 416 00:16:22.681 --> 00:16:23.916 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 417 00:16:24.416 --> 00:16:25.150 Sammy: What do you mean game? 418 00:16:25.417 --> 00:16:29.188 Luke: The game of Linus doesn't tell me a specific time that he's going to be here; 419 00:16:29.221 --> 00:16:32.958 so traditionally, I would wait until he was going to tell me when he would be here, 420 00:16:32.958 --> 00:16:38.297 so I could be more productive; but now, I show up on set and be less productive here, 421 00:16:38.297 --> 00:16:40.666 so that I can get credit in this video. 422 00:16:40.699 --> 00:16:41.967 Sammy: Hahahaha! Luke: That's the game. 423 00:16:42.001 --> 00:16:43.836 Sammy: Did you read the comments in the first video? 424 00:16:43.869 --> 00:16:44.370 Luke: No. 425 00:16:44.636 --> 00:16:45.070 Sammy: Oh. 426 00:16:45.604 --> 00:16:46.472 Sammy: It's very positive. 427 00:16:46.638 --> 00:16:52.077 Luke: I do my thing where I scroll through all of the comments, and then I CTRL+F for my name. 428 00:16:52.111 --> 00:16:53.979 Luke: I tell people this and then they're like, 429 00:16:53.979 --> 00:16:57.282 I'm sorry for using this but I've typed your name in the comments, so you'll find it. 430 00:16:57.349 --> 00:16:59.218 I'm like no, that's the point. 431 00:16:59.251 --> 00:17:00.152 Sammy: *Laughs* 432 00:17:00.185 --> 00:17:02.554 Luke: It doesn't mean I'm definitely going to, you know. 433 00:17:02.654 --> 00:17:03.188 Sammy: Yeah. 434 00:17:03.822 --> 00:17:05.090 Sammy: Linus is still shooting the video, 435 00:17:05.124 --> 00:17:06.892 I think he's been shooting that video for like two hours. 436 00:17:06.992 --> 00:17:15.234 Luke: So my core problem, is that Linus will be anywhere between zero minutes late, and three hours late; 437 00:17:15.734 --> 00:17:22.107 but he will often not tell you until five minutes before he's going to be on set. 438 00:17:22.341 --> 00:17:22.808 Sammy: Yeah. 439 00:17:22.808 --> 00:17:24.576 Luke: So it's just like, I don't know; 440 00:17:24.576 --> 00:17:30.349 Luke: like I might end up sitting here until 6:30, and then I've wasted huge amounts of time; 441 00:17:30.382 --> 00:17:33.919 because there is no way for me to be properly productive on this laptop, 442 00:17:34.053 --> 00:17:38.123 for like security reasons and everything else; and then even if I do bring my laptop here, 443 00:17:38.390 --> 00:17:41.460 I'm just MEeeh, on a little laptop with one screen. 444 00:17:41.493 --> 00:17:44.196 Luke: It's just- It's not very effective 445 00:17:44.196 --> 00:17:48.634 Luke: but I'm not going to lose the game, so I'm here. Sammy: Hahahahaha! 446 00:17:49.168 --> 00:17:50.803 Sammy: You guys are very weirdly competitive. 447 00:17:50.936 --> 00:17:51.370 Luke: Yeah. 448 00:17:54.073 --> 00:17:56.375 Sammy: Do you have any WAN topics you're excited to talk about this week? 449 00:17:56.442 --> 00:18:01.146 Luke: The new ChatGPT stuff is genuinely very interesting. 450 00:18:03.482 --> 00:18:06.952 I think for some people, with specific use cases, 451 00:18:06.985 --> 00:18:10.155 this is going to be a really huge advancement, so that'll be interesting to talk about. 452 00:18:10.189 --> 00:18:13.559 I'm hoping that I can get Linus to try some prompts with it; 453 00:18:13.792 --> 00:18:16.895 but I don't know if we'll actually get there or not. 454 00:18:16.929 --> 00:18:20.766 Luke: The Steam family sharing stuff is actually insane; have you looked into that? 455 00:18:20.766 --> 00:18:22.968 Are you a Steam gamer boy? 456 00:18:23.035 --> 00:18:24.236 Sammy: Yeah, I'm a Steam gamer. 457 00:18:24.269 --> 00:18:27.873 I'm right in front of like GameLinked, so I get to hear about it. 458 00:18:27.873 --> 00:18:29.608 Luke: Yeah, those are the topics I'm mostly interested in; 459 00:18:29.641 --> 00:18:35.414 there's a weird one, which is the US government talking to 460 00:18:35.414 --> 00:18:42.421 Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Cloudflare, about getting more bandwidth and funding for VPNs. 461 00:18:42.554 --> 00:18:43.021 Sammy: Oh yeah? 462 00:18:43.055 --> 00:18:45.324 Luke: The US government wants more people using VPNs? 463 00:18:46.125 --> 00:18:48.660 Which is like... huh. 464 00:18:49.561 --> 00:18:51.697 Sammy: Should we be using VPNs? 465 00:18:52.998 --> 00:18:54.166 Luke: Eh, for some stuff. 466 00:18:54.800 --> 00:18:56.969 This feels like they want you to use a VPN, 467 00:18:56.969 --> 00:19:00.005 so they definitely for sure get all of your information. 468 00:19:00.038 --> 00:19:01.006 Sammy: Oh. 469 00:19:01.406 --> 00:19:02.541 Luke: That's my thought. 470 00:19:02.574 --> 00:19:06.345 Luke: I think they're like, yeah we don't really care about the ISPs figuring out 471 00:19:06.378 --> 00:19:10.082 if you're pirating movies and stuff; we want to figure out if you're doing stuff we don't like. 472 00:19:10.649 --> 00:19:13.152 So we want to control the flow of information. 473 00:19:13.252 --> 00:19:15.320 I think that's what's going on, but we'll talk about it on the show. 474 00:19:20.759 --> 00:19:22.995 Vance: Are you on call? Oh. 475 00:19:23.028 --> 00:19:24.163 Sammy: He's watching my video. 476 00:19:24.196 --> 00:19:28.734 Sammy: *Laughs* Vance: Oh, nice; so, Linus is still shooting Jordan's video. 477 00:19:29.168 --> 00:19:34.039 Luke: One of the problems with Vance, is that Vance is the harbinger of doom. 478 00:19:34.940 --> 00:19:38.110 Vance: I know, I feel bad. Luke: So the second Vance walked in, I was just like, oh. 479 00:19:38.877 --> 00:19:43.348 Not because it's Vance, but because of the information that Vance carries. 480 00:19:43.482 --> 00:19:45.484 Vance: Because of the implications. Luke: The package that he's delivering, 481 00:19:45.517 --> 00:19:49.188 Luke: if he is the one delivering it, is practically never good. 482 00:19:49.321 --> 00:19:50.756 Vance: That's usually true. 483 00:19:50.789 --> 00:19:58.330 Luke: Vance is a wonderful person; the problem is the load that he has to bear is so terrible. 484 00:19:58.397 --> 00:20:01.767 Sammy: Every time I ask Vance for a Linus time, he's like, maybe. 485 00:20:02.034 --> 00:20:02.434 Luke: Yeah. 486 00:20:02.467 --> 00:20:03.435 Sammy: It's never a yes. 487 00:20:04.002 --> 00:20:05.103 Vance: Yeah, I'm sorry. 488 00:20:05.470 --> 00:20:08.207 Maybe if you're Nick Light, then it'll be a okay, I guess. 489 00:20:08.440 --> 00:20:10.008 Sammy and Luke: *Laughs* 490 00:20:11.210 --> 00:20:12.344 Sammy: So what's the news you bring, Vance? 491 00:20:12.377 --> 00:20:15.981 Vance: So he's still shooting with Jordan right now, but he should be finishing soon; 492 00:20:16.014 --> 00:20:24.456 and he's still supposed to shoot with Elijah, a whole other LTT, which Elijah says will be an hour. 493 00:20:26.625 --> 00:20:29.461 But we don't know how Linus actually feels about it yet; 494 00:20:29.494 --> 00:20:33.765 but he might finish the shoot, and then be like, well WAN is going to be too late? 495 00:20:33.799 --> 00:20:34.833 So we're not going to shoot it. 496 00:20:35.767 --> 00:20:38.937 I don't know, but if he decides to shoot it, it will be another hour... 497 00:20:40.639 --> 00:20:43.842 Luke: This is why I don't want to show up on time. 498 00:20:43.909 --> 00:20:46.078 Luke: Okay, sounds good; thank you, Vance. 499 00:20:46.111 --> 00:20:49.014 Vance: Uh-uh, I'll let you know as soon as we get a response from him. 500 00:20:49.548 --> 00:20:50.482 Sammy: How are you doing, Dan? 501 00:20:50.515 --> 00:20:53.318 Dan: I have an actual real job to do as well. 502 00:20:53.352 --> 00:20:54.286 Sammy: Hahahahaha! 503 00:20:55.354 --> 00:20:56.555 Sammy: You don't stay here all day? 504 00:20:56.622 --> 00:21:01.893 Dan: No, what I've been doing more recently is I'll come in at like 1 or something 505 00:21:01.927 --> 00:21:06.064 and I'll grab the ad integrations and I'll just go back to the other office 506 00:21:06.064 --> 00:21:11.670 and set everything up remotely, so that I can get here at like 7 when we're ready to go 507 00:21:11.703 --> 00:21:15.107 and not have to worry too much; but yeah, I don't know. 508 00:21:15.140 --> 00:21:16.742 This isn't my computer. 509 00:21:17.776 --> 00:21:20.112 It's got lots of monitors, but it's still frustrating. 510 00:21:20.345 --> 00:21:20.812 Sammy: Yeah. 511 00:21:21.146 --> 00:21:22.614 Dan: Uuuuuughh! 512 00:21:22.948 --> 00:21:23.949 Sammy: This is very meta. 513 00:21:24.349 --> 00:21:25.751 Sammy and Luke: Hahahahahaha. 514 00:21:25.751 --> 00:21:27.853 Luke: I'm watching the previous video, in this video. 515 00:21:27.886 --> 00:21:31.857 Dan: Yeah, if Luke had his laptop plugged in; I could be watching it through Luke's laptop. 516 00:21:33.191 --> 00:21:34.559 Luke: Oh, well he's here. 517 00:21:34.660 --> 00:21:35.294 Vance: Yeah, he's here. 518 00:21:39.031 --> 00:21:40.399 Luke: Production is not going to be screwed next week? 519 00:21:40.465 --> 00:21:41.199 Linus: We'll figure it out. 520 00:21:41.533 --> 00:21:48.040 Linus: I can only do what I can do in a day; and WAN Show is already a very long day. 521 00:21:48.106 --> 00:21:48.807 Luke: Yeah. 522 00:21:48.840 --> 00:21:50.142 Linus: When it starts at 4:30? 523 00:21:50.175 --> 00:21:50.709 Luke: Yeah. 524 00:21:50.742 --> 00:21:54.212 Linus: When it starts at 6:30, it's an even longer day. 525 00:21:54.246 --> 00:21:54.746 Luke: Yeah, 526 00:21:55.080 --> 00:21:56.181 Linus: So, you know. 527 00:21:56.214 --> 00:21:56.915 Luke: Figure it out. 528 00:21:58.050 --> 00:21:58.817 Linus: I'm glad. 529 00:22:00.686 --> 00:22:04.056 Vance: Do you want to hand off, pass back your remote there? 530 00:22:04.589 --> 00:22:05.457 Linus: Pass back what now? 531 00:22:05.490 --> 00:22:06.058 Vance: Your remote. 532 00:22:06.358 --> 00:22:07.759 Linus: Oh, yeah I do, thank you. 533 00:22:09.428 --> 00:22:10.228 Nice crocs. 534 00:22:10.996 --> 00:22:11.563 Sammy: Thank you. 535 00:22:11.697 --> 00:22:13.231 Vance: Oh, yeah; you just need the jibbits. 536 00:22:13.231 --> 00:22:14.399 Sammy: Oh, yeah, do you like my crocs? 537 00:22:14.533 --> 00:22:15.200 Luke: Yes. 538 00:22:16.468 --> 00:22:17.002 Luke: Yes. 539 00:22:17.736 --> 00:22:18.637 Sammy: I go fast. 540 00:22:19.671 --> 00:22:21.406 Luke: You must, those are great. 541 00:22:21.773 --> 00:22:23.342 Sammy: All right, well, enjoy WAN. 542 00:22:25.644 --> 00:22:26.011 Luke: Hello. 543 00:22:26.044 --> 00:22:27.346 Sammy: Hi Luke, you're early. 544 00:22:28.213 --> 00:22:28.847 Luke: Um. 545 00:22:29.648 --> 00:22:32.451 Sammy: It's one o'clock; why are we doing one o'clock? 546 00:22:32.484 --> 00:22:34.486 Luke: Yeah, but WAN is going live at one o'clock. 547 00:22:34.486 --> 00:22:34.920 Sammy: Yeah. 548 00:22:34.953 --> 00:22:35.987 Sammy: Why are we doing one o'clock today? 549 00:22:36.021 --> 00:22:38.323 Luke: Oh, because Linus is in like New York or something. 550 00:22:38.857 --> 00:22:40.592 Sammy: Yeah, for Creator Summit. 551 00:22:40.926 --> 00:22:41.360 Luke: Yeah. 552 00:22:41.827 --> 00:22:42.294 Sammy: Yeah. 553 00:22:43.462 --> 00:22:44.563 Luke: Hope he's having fun. 554 00:22:45.163 --> 00:22:46.565 Sammy: Yeah, where was my invite? 555 00:22:46.631 --> 00:22:49.434 Luke: Yeah, really, right? Are you not a creator? 556 00:22:49.434 --> 00:22:50.469 Sammy: Yeah, I know like- 557 00:22:50.502 --> 00:22:51.436 Luke: Am I not a creator? 558 00:22:51.436 --> 00:22:52.237 Sammy: Exactly. 559 00:22:52.237 --> 00:22:53.505 Luke: We should have sent the whole company. 560 00:22:54.773 --> 00:22:56.408 Sammy: Anything you're excited to talk about today? 561 00:22:56.441 --> 00:23:01.413 Luke: Linux gamers can no longer play GTA 5 is actually a topic I'm excited to talk about; 562 00:23:01.413 --> 00:23:07.219 because of a attachment topic that I linked as well, which I did include notes on, 563 00:23:07.219 --> 00:23:11.890 which is the- As a potential silver lining to the recent cloud strike incident, 564 00:23:11.890 --> 00:23:16.895 Microsoft appears to be preparing to push security software outside of the Windows kernel, 565 00:23:16.895 --> 00:23:20.732 which would likely include anti-cheat software, which in turn 566 00:23:22.667 --> 00:23:27.072 may allow more games to work on Linux, because the biggest problem has been that, 567 00:23:27.072 --> 00:23:30.108 anti-cheat software can't work on Linux right now. 568 00:23:30.108 --> 00:23:30.442 Sammy: Mmmmm. 569 00:23:30.442 --> 00:23:33.412 Luke: But if they're changing how anti-cheat software is going to work on Windows, 570 00:23:33.879 --> 00:23:38.016 the adaptions made to anti-cheat software may allow it to also work on Linux, 571 00:23:38.650 --> 00:23:42.187 which might bring more gaming to Linux, which would be awesome! 572 00:23:44.423 --> 00:23:46.725 There's also a YouTube is changing topic. 573 00:23:46.758 --> 00:23:48.827 Sammy: Oh yeah, the, is it the ads? 574 00:23:48.960 --> 00:23:49.795 Luke: That's crazy. 575 00:23:49.828 --> 00:23:50.061 Sammy: Yeah. 576 00:23:50.061 --> 00:23:51.129 Luke: There's just a lot of things. 577 00:23:51.163 --> 00:23:53.331 Luke: There's the pause ads, there is YouTube communities, 578 00:23:53.331 --> 00:23:56.435 Luke: which I have some very negative opinions on. Sammy: *Laughs* 579 00:23:56.501 --> 00:23:56.902 Sammy: Yeah. 580 00:23:58.937 --> 00:24:02.140 Linus: I don't really care about the whole Nintendo suing Palworld thing. 581 00:24:02.174 --> 00:24:02.641 Sammy: Oh really? 582 00:24:02.674 --> 00:24:04.142 Luke: Everyone knew that was going to happen. 583 00:24:04.543 --> 00:24:08.246 Linus: But it's for patented, not for, it's like for a different reason though, right? 584 00:24:08.814 --> 00:24:10.949 Luke: I thought it was for the, the um... 585 00:24:12.217 --> 00:24:14.119 the structure of the models, wasn't it? 586 00:24:14.152 --> 00:24:17.155 Sammy: No, it was like for the gameplay, like they're suing game- 587 00:24:17.155 --> 00:24:22.194 Because the way, like I think they patented the way a Pokemon game is played; 588 00:24:22.694 --> 00:24:27.766 so they're suing for that, not for the models, I think that's what I read. 589 00:24:28.066 --> 00:24:31.937 Luke: Either way, I think, it was pretty much a foregone conclusion. 590 00:24:31.970 --> 00:24:32.804 They're going to hit him with something. 591 00:24:32.838 --> 00:24:33.238 Sammy: Yeah. 592 00:24:34.139 --> 00:24:36.908 Luke: And I guess they just poked around until they found their best argument, 593 00:24:36.942 --> 00:24:37.709 and then hit them with that. 594 00:24:40.812 --> 00:24:43.381 Sammy: Did you come early today because you wanted to be early? 595 00:24:44.015 --> 00:24:44.516 Luke: No. 596 00:24:44.683 --> 00:24:45.951 Sammy: *Laughs* 597 00:24:46.251 --> 00:24:51.790 Luke: We are theoretically legitimately going live at one, but that being said, 598 00:24:51.790 --> 00:24:53.391 the fact that Linus isn't here... 599 00:24:54.159 --> 00:24:54.993 Sammy: I mean he's- 600 00:24:55.026 --> 00:24:59.798 Luke: What I mean by that is he's not connected in, and I don't see Dan; 601 00:24:59.798 --> 00:25:05.737 so apparently Dan reached out to Linus asking him at what time he's going to be ready. 602 00:25:05.770 --> 00:25:08.907 And he reached out eight minutes ago, Linus hasn't responded yet 603 00:25:08.940 --> 00:25:11.243 Sammy: Oh. Luke: and it's eight minutes until we're supposed to be live; 604 00:25:11.243 --> 00:25:12.477 so we're probably gonna be late again. 605 00:25:13.745 --> 00:25:14.513 Sammy: Classic fashion. 606 00:25:14.546 --> 00:25:17.015 Luke: The big question is does Linus have to hard out? 607 00:25:17.048 --> 00:25:22.153 Because the original plan was we would do WAN from 1 to 3? Or 1 to 3:30 or something? 608 00:25:24.089 --> 00:25:26.525 Let me see here, yeah, 1 to 3:30 Pacific; 609 00:25:26.558 --> 00:25:30.695 and then that would allow Linus to keep doing his Creator Summit stuff, or wherever he is. 610 00:25:30.729 --> 00:25:31.129 Sammy: Yeah. 611 00:25:32.664 --> 00:25:35.500 Luke: And yeah, I mean if he's going to be late, 612 00:25:35.500 --> 00:25:37.736 like hopefully we don't have like a one hour WAN Show; 613 00:25:37.736 --> 00:25:41.239 so I'm wondering if the three thirty end time was a little bit arbitrary. 614 00:25:41.239 --> 00:25:42.374 I'm sure they have plans. 615 00:25:43.675 --> 00:25:45.043 Sammy: Is it going to be the Luke - Dan show? 616 00:25:45.810 --> 00:25:47.546 Luke: It might be the Luke - Dan pre-show. 617 00:25:47.679 --> 00:25:49.681 We'll see how it goes, we'll see if other people show up; 618 00:25:50.148 --> 00:25:53.084 Maybe I'll just solo host it, It'll be over in twenty minutes. 619 00:25:54.386 --> 00:25:56.388 Sammy: Alright, well I'll see you back at 1. 620 00:25:56.755 --> 00:25:57.455 Luke: Bye! 621 00:25:57.489 --> 00:25:58.223 Sammy: Bye! 622 00:26:55.113 --> 00:26:55.213 I think that's what's going on, but we'll talk about it on the show. 623 00:26:55.246 --> 00:26:59.451 Linus: It expires after two years, the argument for expiry is that it ensures... 624 00:26:59.451 --> 00:27:00.385 Sammy: Hi Vance. 625 00:27:01.219 --> 00:27:03.054 How long is Linus going to shoot for? 626 00:27:03.455 --> 00:27:06.958 Vance: It's up to him, he can make WAN as late as he wants. 627 00:27:06.992 --> 00:27:12.964 It could be half an hour, It could be right now, It could be an hour. 628 00:27:13.398 --> 00:27:14.766 Sammy: Does he have more shoots after this? 629 00:27:14.833 --> 00:27:16.234 Vance: He has one more shoot. 630 00:27:16.401 --> 00:27:17.602 ...Elijah. 631 00:27:18.136 --> 00:27:19.371 Sammy: Oh, the pickup. 632 00:27:19.404 --> 00:27:21.840 Vance: No, the whole shoot, the Framework. 633 00:27:22.073 --> 00:27:22.507 Sammy: Oh? 634 00:27:22.674 --> 00:27:24.876 Vance: Yep, Secret Shopping Framework. 635 00:27:25.010 --> 00:27:26.511 Sammy: Oh, how long is that going to be? 636 00:27:26.811 --> 00:27:28.013 Vance: Elijah says an hour. 637 00:27:28.279 --> 00:27:29.547 Sammy: Ok, so an hour and a half? 638 00:27:29.581 --> 00:27:30.615 Vance: He says an hour. 639 00:27:31.216 --> 00:27:32.484 Sammy: So an hour and a half? 640 00:27:32.751 --> 00:27:33.451 Vance: We'll see. 641 00:27:33.485 --> 00:27:34.219 Sammy: *Laughs* 642 00:27:34.219 --> 00:27:35.186 Vance: We'll see what Linus thinks. 643 00:27:35.220 --> 00:27:36.254 Sammy: Oh no. 644 00:27:37.155 --> 00:27:38.890 Sammy: Well, Luke's already on stage just waiting. 645 00:27:38.923 --> 00:27:40.291 Vance: Yeah, I bet. 646 00:27:40.325 --> 00:27:42.360 Sammy: Should I, you want me to go deliver the bad news to him? 647 00:27:43.261 --> 00:27:44.162 Vance: He should know. 648 00:27:44.629 --> 00:27:46.464 Sammy: I don't think he does. 649 00:27:47.065 --> 00:27:48.566 Vance: We can go find him.","speaker":null,"is_sponsor":0}],"full_text":"Sammy: No one's here. 2 00:00:09.809 --> 00:00:10.577 Hi Luke. 3 00:00:10.710 --> 00:00:11.344 Luke: What's up? 4 00:00:11.544 --> 00:00:12.345 Sammy: You're early. 5 00:00:12.412 --> 00:00:12.879 Luke: I am. 6 00:00:13.246 --> 00:00:14.280 Sammy: First one here. 7 00:00:14.314 --> 00:00:14.948 Luke: Yeah. 8 00:00:15.515 --> 00:00:16.416 Sammy: That's crazy. 9 00:00:16.483 --> 00:00:18.852 Luke: We were just filming um... 10 00:00:18.852 --> 00:00:19.986 Luke: I don't know if I can tell you; 11 00:00:20.020 --> 00:00:20.520 Sammy: You can tell me. 12 00:00:20.553 --> 00:00:22.722 Luke: but we were just filming something and we finished filming it, 13 00:00:23.857 --> 00:00:27.327 and it's like 4:15 or something right now? 14 00:00:27.327 --> 00:00:28.595 Sammy: It's 4:29. 15 00:00:28.595 --> 00:00:35.335 Luke: 4:29 so it's 100% go-live time; so I thought I would be here, Sammy: *Laughs*. 16 00:00:35.435 --> 00:00:42.542 Luke: but Linus sent a message, saying that we should be as late as possible. 17 00:00:42.542 --> 00:00:49.983 Luke: And then I said like, okay well when is that basically? And I haven't heard anything back. 18 00:00:50.450 --> 00:00:53.753 Sammy: Classic, well you're the first first, cause Dan's not even here. 19 00:00:54.320 --> 00:00:59.759 Luke: Yeah I think he kinda wrote it off; because of how late Linus is gonna be. 20 00:01:00.093 --> 00:01:03.063 There's a shoot happening on the workshop set right now, 21 00:01:03.063 --> 00:01:06.566 that I think Linus has to be a part of and it hasn't even started. 22 00:01:06.633 --> 00:01:09.335 I suspect we're not gonna start until like 6. 23 00:01:09.369 --> 00:01:12.672 While I am first here, I might even just leave. 24 00:01:12.772 --> 00:01:13.173 Sammy: Oh. 25 00:01:13.206 --> 00:01:13.606 Luke: Um- 26 00:01:13.640 --> 00:01:16.576 Sammy: That's okay; whoever clocks in first at 4:30 is the first one. 27 00:01:17.010 --> 00:01:17.911 Luke: That works for me. 28 00:01:17.911 --> 00:01:21.948 Luke: Sounds was less rigged than Scrapyard Wars, so that's good. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 29 00:01:21.948 --> 00:01:24.951 Sammy: I edtied the last one; it was 2-2. 30 00:01:24.951 --> 00:01:25.852 Sammy: What's the merch this week? 31 00:01:25.852 --> 00:01:29.856 Arthur: We got the new precision screwdrivers that are coming out next week. 32 00:01:30.190 --> 00:01:30.890 Boom! 33 00:01:31.791 --> 00:01:32.292 Sammy: Boom. 34 00:01:32.325 --> 00:01:37.797 Luke: We got all the bits and stuff; these literally just came in today so, clutch timing. 35 00:01:37.931 --> 00:01:38.231 Luke: Yeah. 36 00:01:38.231 --> 00:01:39.165 Arthur: these come out today. 37 00:01:39.199 --> 00:01:39.933 Luke: That's legit. 38 00:01:39.933 --> 00:01:40.600 Arthur: Uh huh. 39 00:01:41.134 --> 00:01:42.969 Luke: Are they on sale today? 40 00:01:43.203 --> 00:01:47.207 Arthur: No, no, no; we're just announcing it like the official- 41 00:01:47.207 --> 00:01:50.310 This is the first time people are gonna know the date that it's launching. 42 00:01:50.343 --> 00:01:51.111 Luke: Oh, got it. 43 00:01:51.144 --> 00:01:54.981 Arthur: But the reason why we're doing this is cause we're really announcing the popup next week. 44 00:01:54.981 --> 00:01:57.517 Luke: I think I'm gonna be at that, I think. 45 00:01:57.684 --> 00:01:58.351 Arthur: You better. 46 00:01:58.384 --> 00:01:58.852 Luke: Oh. 47 00:01:59.185 --> 00:02:01.020 Sammy: Any WAN topics you're excited to discuss today? 48 00:02:01.087 --> 00:02:01.688 Luke: None. 49 00:02:02.055 --> 00:02:03.456 Sammy: None, hahahahaha. 50 00:02:03.523 --> 00:02:06.826 Luke: AnandTech died, so that sucks. 51 00:02:06.826 --> 00:02:10.563 Apparently I need to restart my computer; so I'm not gonna be able to read the WAN doc, so that's cool. 52 00:02:10.597 --> 00:02:13.666 But yeah the only thing I really know of that's on the doc right now, 53 00:02:13.700 --> 00:02:17.670 because everyone keeps talking about it, is AnandTech closed. 54 00:02:17.670 --> 00:02:22.075 Luke: One of the biggest inspirations for Linus getting into 55 00:02:22.108 --> 00:02:25.578 like professional level testing of anything just died, 56 00:02:25.578 --> 00:02:27.013 Sammy: Oh wow. Luke: is another way to consider that. 57 00:02:28.448 --> 00:02:31.451 Luke: Linus was a very avid reader of AnandTech; 58 00:02:32.519 --> 00:02:36.523 so was I actually, just not as much as he was. 59 00:02:37.590 --> 00:02:45.431 So it's a pretty big deal, this is an old card written review institute that is going under. 60 00:02:45.431 --> 00:02:50.136 This keeps happening, it's not good for the world in my opinion; 61 00:02:50.136 --> 00:02:52.539 but, we'll talk about it on the show. 62 00:02:53.072 --> 00:02:54.707 Sammy: All right, well- 63 00:02:54.841 --> 00:02:57.710 Arthur: As a certified Zoomer I do not like reading so... 64 00:02:58.645 --> 00:02:59.412 Luke: You're the problem. 65 00:02:59.445 --> 00:03:00.813 Arthur: I am, I'm not gonna lie. 66 00:03:00.813 --> 00:03:01.414 Luke: It's you. 67 00:03:01.447 --> 00:03:02.382 Arthur: Yeah, if they- 68 00:03:02.382 --> 00:03:04.250 Luke: Not your generation, it's just you; 69 00:03:04.284 --> 00:03:07.187 not your generation, no one else in your generation. 70 00:03:07.220 --> 00:03:11.024 Arthur: Look if AnandTech started up a TikTok I'm all over it. 71 00:03:11.057 --> 00:03:12.258 That's all I gotta say. 72 00:03:12.258 --> 00:03:13.092 Luke: *Laughs* 73 00:03:13.126 --> 00:03:18.431 Sammy: In Arty's defense, my fridge broke one time and then my dad read a manual; 74 00:03:18.464 --> 00:03:19.432 I just looked it up on YouTube. 75 00:03:20.333 --> 00:03:21.634 Luke: Yeah that's YouTube. 76 00:03:21.668 --> 00:03:25.071 Sammy: Yeah but, he read and I watched the video; I didn't want to read. 77 00:03:25.138 --> 00:03:26.372 Luke: Did you solve the problem? 78 00:03:26.372 --> 00:03:28.074 Sammy: Yeah, cause I got it faster; 79 00:03:28.074 --> 00:03:31.077 cause I just, I just, it was timestamped so I just like skimmed through it. 80 00:03:31.110 --> 00:03:32.779 Arthur: And the video shows you exactly where it is. 81 00:03:32.812 --> 00:03:33.513 Sammy: Exactly. 82 00:03:33.980 --> 00:03:35.782 Arthur: Text can't do that. Luke: Whatever guys. 83 00:03:35.949 --> 00:03:39.686 Arthur: I'm kidding, I miss AnandTech; shout out to TechTechPotato. 84 00:03:40.453 --> 00:03:42.155 Luke: Ayy! He knows what he's talking about; 85 00:03:42.188 --> 00:03:44.090 all right, okay, maybe he's not part of the problem. 86 00:03:44.958 --> 00:03:45.758 Arthur: Who knows. 87 00:03:45.959 --> 00:03:47.460 Sammy: I think this is the latest it's been. 88 00:03:47.493 --> 00:03:49.429 Dan: For a little while now I guess, yeah. 89 00:03:49.462 --> 00:03:50.196 Sammy: Hahahaha. 90 00:03:50.964 --> 00:03:54.834 Dan: Linus asked for a 6 p.m. start, which is in 20 minutes; 91 00:03:55.001 --> 00:03:56.169 and I don't think he's here yet. 92 00:03:57.136 --> 00:03:59.372 They're probably filming, or they're short this week, 93 00:03:59.372 --> 00:04:01.674 or they're trying to make up because Monday's a stat holiday, 94 00:04:01.674 --> 00:04:05.144 so they're probably jamming in extra videos today. 95 00:04:05.245 --> 00:04:10.216 Dan: Cause WAN Show happens no matter what, and it's a free LTT so... whatever. 96 00:04:10.216 --> 00:04:10.683 Sammy: Yipee. 97 00:04:11.751 --> 00:04:13.419 Dan: Whatever, overtime for me. 98 00:04:13.453 --> 00:04:14.887 Sammy: When do you think you'll go home today? 99 00:04:15.655 --> 00:04:19.025 Dan: Um from the noises I'm hearing in the set the other room; 100 00:04:19.058 --> 00:04:21.794 I'm just saying probably about 10:30 - 11? 101 00:04:21.794 --> 00:04:24.631 Sammy: 10:30 - 11? Damn, it's been a while I think this is- 102 00:04:24.631 --> 00:04:26.833 Luke: Hour and a half of overtime? Yeah it's been a while. 103 00:04:26.833 --> 00:04:30.570 Sammy: Yeah it's been a long time; I think it used to be like 11-12 and then- 104 00:04:30.570 --> 00:04:33.439 Dan: Yeah, because they would start late and the shows would go long; 105 00:04:34.240 --> 00:04:36.476 and we've been having to sort of stop by 9, 106 00:04:36.476 --> 00:04:40.580 because Luke has to give his birds drugs or something? I don't know. 107 00:04:41.014 --> 00:04:42.348 He's got sick birds. 108 00:04:42.715 --> 00:04:43.416 Sammy: Yeah. 109 00:04:43.449 --> 00:04:48.321 Dan: And so last couple weeks that's been a thing, and this week no birds; 110 00:04:48.488 --> 00:04:54.327 but we have places to be, so whatever, it's whatever, it happens. 111 00:04:54.460 --> 00:04:55.895 Linus: Late nothing boys. 112 00:04:55.928 --> 00:04:57.897 Boom, what time is it now? Let's go. 113 00:04:57.897 --> 00:05:01.067 Linus: If Luke was here I would stay, but instead I'm gonna go do the other work then. 114 00:05:01.100 --> 00:05:05.438 Dan: Phones are listening, Minecraft movie, Concord is deleted, Where's my tesla. 115 00:05:05.438 --> 00:05:06.039 Sammy: Where's Luke? 116 00:05:06.773 --> 00:05:09.509 Dan: Uh, he's on a call right now with uh tech support. 117 00:05:09.809 --> 00:05:10.410 Sammy: Oh? 118 00:05:10.610 --> 00:05:12.812 Dan: Yeah, our tech support. 119 00:05:13.012 --> 00:05:14.280 Dan: Concord dates it. 120 00:05:15.315 --> 00:05:17.383 Linus: Concord though, does anyone care about Concord? 121 00:05:17.383 --> 00:05:18.451 Dan: F*** no. 122 00:05:18.518 --> 00:05:20.186 Linus: Like that's the whole thing right? 123 00:05:20.219 --> 00:05:21.120 Dan: Yeah... 124 00:05:21.120 --> 00:05:22.121 Dan: Okay, thank you. 125 00:05:22.188 --> 00:05:23.022 Linus: And then you'll just what? 126 00:05:23.056 --> 00:05:24.991 Like you'll split it down to half and half and have them do his? 127 00:05:24.991 --> 00:05:25.458 Dan: Yep. 128 00:05:25.458 --> 00:05:28.027 Andrew: Do you have the tentacle on you Linus, by any chance? 129 00:05:28.027 --> 00:05:28.661 Linus: Yeah, sorry. 130 00:05:28.695 --> 00:05:29.662 Andrew: Perfect, thank you. 131 00:05:29.662 --> 00:05:30.730 Linus: Um... 132 00:05:32.732 --> 00:05:33.366 Andrew: Thank you. 133 00:05:34.667 --> 00:05:37.970 Linus: I don't know, go with, um I've said too much. 134 00:05:38.004 --> 00:05:38.771 Dan: Okay. 135 00:05:38.838 --> 00:05:41.341 Linus: I said too, I said too much, let's go with that. 136 00:05:41.341 --> 00:05:44.577 Okay, I'm going to go, sorry uh- 137 00:05:45.078 --> 00:05:46.679 Uh Vance where do they want me to go? 138 00:05:46.746 --> 00:05:50.249 Vance: Um, you still need to finish that Dbrand thing for uh, Plouffe's video. 139 00:05:50.249 --> 00:05:54.220 Colton: Okay so heartfelt message, they really like- Adam's like that's it, like just like, 140 00:05:54.253 --> 00:05:56.456 when times are tough dbrand's been there, like they're homies. 141 00:05:56.456 --> 00:05:57.290 Linus: Yeah, I already did.. 142 00:05:57.323 --> 00:06:00.460 Colton: Okay, cool and then what you're gonna do is, 143 00:06:00.493 --> 00:06:03.863 they're offering 10% off site-wide until Monday 144 00:06:03.863 --> 00:06:04.063 Linus: Okay. 145 00:06:04.063 --> 00:06:05.465 Colton: Offer code f*** YouTube. 146 00:06:05.698 --> 00:06:09.302 Colton: The only thing I'm worried about, if we say f*** YouTube and we will bleep it obviously. 147 00:06:09.302 --> 00:06:10.336 Linus: Yeah don't censor it then. 148 00:06:10.670 --> 00:06:11.137 Colton: What? 149 00:06:11.170 --> 00:06:13.873 Colton: No, I was gonna say, does that breach the terms of service? 150 00:06:13.906 --> 00:06:14.607 Linus: No. 151 00:06:14.607 --> 00:06:15.475 Colton: No? we can't like... 152 00:06:15.475 --> 00:06:16.909 Linus: Yeah, you're allowed to say f*** YouTube. 153 00:06:16.943 --> 00:06:17.977 Colton: Okay, okay. 154 00:06:17.977 --> 00:06:19.746 Andrew: We just need to review the audio line. 155 00:06:19.746 --> 00:06:22.181 Linus: I didn't say I'm gonna personally f*** YouTube. 156 00:06:22.882 --> 00:06:23.883 Colton: Good, what is this? 157 00:06:23.950 --> 00:06:24.984 Sammy: \"Why is WAN Late\"? 158 00:06:25.251 --> 00:06:27.954 Colton: Why is WAN late? You're gonna do this every week? 159 00:06:27.954 --> 00:06:28.287 Sammy: Yeah. 160 00:06:28.287 --> 00:06:30.590 Colton: No just kidding, you guys have been on time a lot more lately. 161 00:06:30.623 --> 00:06:32.859 Sammy: Yeah, ever since I started; coincidentally. 162 00:06:32.859 --> 00:06:33.526 Linus: Just to spite Sammy. 163 00:06:35.695 --> 00:06:37.130 Linus: Give you no content Sammy. 164 00:06:37.263 --> 00:06:37.864 Colton: So yeah, so D- 165 00:06:37.864 --> 00:06:38.731 Linus: We wanna make your job harder. 166 00:06:38.731 --> 00:06:41.634 Colton: So there's a video coming out tomorrow, and Dbrand sponsored it now; 167 00:06:41.634 --> 00:06:44.771 so props to Dbrand, we just need to figure it out. 168 00:06:44.771 --> 00:06:46.072 Plouffe: There's some audio issues, 169 00:06:46.072 --> 00:06:47.173 Andrew: Yeah so we're just gonna- 170 00:06:47.373 --> 00:06:49.108 Plouffe: At the very end of the script Linus, 171 00:06:49.108 --> 00:06:52.678 so we just want to redo the last two paragraphs anyway. 172 00:06:52.979 --> 00:06:53.713 Linus: Okay. 173 00:06:53.746 --> 00:06:54.247 Plouffe: Yeah. 174 00:06:54.647 --> 00:06:57.984 Linus: Dang it I think I improv-d some stuff there, oh well. 175 00:06:57.984 --> 00:07:00.720 Plouffe: Well that also gives you a spot to do the Dbrand stuff. 176 00:07:00.753 --> 00:07:01.521 Yep, that's the goal. 177 00:07:01.554 --> 00:07:04.490 Linus: Yeah I improv-d and I thought it was good; so I didn't want to do it again. 178 00:07:04.524 --> 00:07:05.191 Plouffe: Well they dont- 179 00:07:05.191 --> 00:07:06.259 Linus: Can't we just use the LAV audio? 180 00:07:06.259 --> 00:07:09.929 Andrew: Well because see, I think it was rolling when you sat down, 181 00:07:09.929 --> 00:07:12.098 and then I don't know, you know? 182 00:07:12.098 --> 00:07:16.169 Plouffe: They also might be able to cut it together, like I don't know it's- 183 00:07:16.169 --> 00:07:18.704 Nicole can you guys, cause he likes the improv stuff he did- 184 00:07:18.704 --> 00:07:19.972 Linus: Nah I can redo it. 185 00:07:20.573 --> 00:07:22.108 Nicole you just tell me what you need. 186 00:07:22.141 --> 00:07:23.910 Nicole: We need the last two paragraphs. 187 00:07:23.910 --> 00:07:25.144 Linus: All right, see you later. 188 00:07:25.178 --> 00:07:25.945 Nicole: Thank you. 189 00:07:27.647 --> 00:07:30.450 Linus: All you've got to do is go to the link in the video description, 190 00:07:30.450 --> 00:07:32.385 whether you need a case for your Steam Deck- 191 00:07:32.385 --> 00:07:35.488 All you've got to do is go to the link in the description, 192 00:07:35.488 --> 00:07:38.691 whether you need a case for your Steam Deck, a skin for your phone- 193 00:07:38.691 --> 00:07:42.094 All you've got to do is go to the link in the video description, 194 00:07:42.094 --> 00:07:45.665 whether you need a case for your Steam Deck, a screen protector for your phone, 195 00:07:45.665 --> 00:07:52.238 a skin for your game console, better looking sides for your Playstation 5, they've got you covered. 196 00:07:52.438 --> 00:07:53.806 And, what's the link? 197 00:07:54.207 --> 00:07:55.274 Plouffe: F*** YouTube. 198 00:07:55.842 --> 00:07:56.943 Linus: F*** YouTube. 199 00:07:57.210 --> 00:07:58.077 Linus: Okay, are we good? 200 00:07:58.110 --> 00:07:58.878 Plouffe: I think so yeah 201 00:07:58.878 --> 00:08:02.114 Linus, you mentioned the alternative YouTube clients? 202 00:08:02.114 --> 00:08:02.548 Linus: Yeah. 203 00:08:02.615 --> 00:08:04.650 Plouffe: What video did we do about that? 204 00:08:04.684 --> 00:08:05.852 Linus: We discussed it on WAN Show. 205 00:08:05.885 --> 00:08:07.119 Plouffe: You've discussed it on WAN Show? 206 00:08:07.153 --> 00:08:08.387 Linus: Yeah, just got a clip from WAN Show. 207 00:08:08.421 --> 00:08:08.788 Plouffe: Okay, and then- 208 00:08:08.788 --> 00:08:10.990 Linus: Don't refer to exactly which one it is. 209 00:08:10.990 --> 00:08:12.191 Colton: You know what I'm realizing too? 210 00:08:12.191 --> 00:08:15.228 They wanted to actually hear you say f*** YouTube, and have it bleeped. 211 00:08:15.228 --> 00:08:16.462 Is that something you're open to? 212 00:08:16.462 --> 00:08:17.630 Plouffe: Yeah, he said f*** YouTube. 213 00:08:17.663 --> 00:08:18.564 Plouffe: He repeated it after you said that. 214 00:08:18.564 --> 00:08:19.799 Colton: Oh, he did? Cool, cool, cool. 215 00:08:20.500 --> 00:08:21.567 They just think it's funny. 216 00:08:22.468 --> 00:08:24.770 Andrew: Yeah, it was, I was shocked even though I knew it was coming. 217 00:08:24.971 --> 00:08:25.404 Linus: Yeah. Colton: Swearing is funny 218 00:08:25.438 --> 00:08:26.706 Colton: How many bleeps are you gonna have to do? 219 00:08:26.973 --> 00:08:27.540 Sammy: A lot. 220 00:08:27.607 --> 00:08:28.341 Colton: Yeah, that's great. 221 00:08:28.374 --> 00:08:29.809 Linus: Okay, are we good here? 222 00:08:30.042 --> 00:08:31.644 Vance: So you’re headed to Labs now? 223 00:08:31.644 --> 00:08:32.211 Linus: Is that right? 224 00:08:32.311 --> 00:08:33.246 Vance: I think so, yeah. 225 00:08:33.346 --> 00:08:35.047 Linus: Okay, we're gonna try and do the thermal paste. 226 00:08:35.047 --> 00:08:36.182 Vance: Yeah, that's right. 227 00:08:38.451 --> 00:08:39.519 Andy: I forgot my prompter. 228 00:08:39.785 --> 00:08:40.419 Sammy: *Laughs* 229 00:08:40.419 --> 00:08:41.287 Andy: So I have to go back. 230 00:08:41.521 --> 00:08:44.223 Colin: Oh, I think we just read this as like talking head and then, 231 00:08:44.223 --> 00:08:44.624 Linus: Yeah. 232 00:08:44.657 --> 00:08:48.361 Colin: so you'll open - so we have a monitor in there, you just kind of pop it in and then just walk out. 233 00:08:48.361 --> 00:08:48.928 Linus: Yeah, sure. 234 00:08:49.529 --> 00:08:51.097 Colin: ...and then- Linus: I pop the monitor in? 235 00:08:51.564 --> 00:08:53.466 Colin: Yeah, can we open this or is it? 236 00:08:53.466 --> 00:08:53.933 Linus: Oh yeah. 237 00:08:53.966 --> 00:08:54.700 Colin: Yeah? Okay. 238 00:08:54.734 --> 00:08:56.335 Linus: Someone else could ask those questions. 239 00:08:56.802 --> 00:08:57.270 Colin: Yeah. 240 00:08:57.403 --> 00:09:00.273 Colin: So we can just get someone else down here I suppose... 241 00:09:00.540 --> 00:09:01.674 Linus: Well, is that here? 242 00:09:01.707 --> 00:09:03.509 Linus: Is there something running Windows update here? 243 00:09:03.576 --> 00:09:05.444 Colin: I don't think so, no; I haven't seen anything... 244 00:09:05.444 --> 00:09:08.381 Linus: Someone else can just do that whenever on whatever set, 245 00:09:08.381 --> 00:09:08.648 Colin: Yeah. 246 00:09:08.648 --> 00:09:09.949 Linus: and it can just be like a hard cut. 247 00:09:09.949 --> 00:09:13.686 Colin: Yeah, exactly; yeah, because lining that up is kind of tricky. 248 00:09:13.719 --> 00:09:16.956 Linus: Like I think honestly these two could just be done by someone else. 249 00:09:17.189 --> 00:09:19.659 Colin: You think so? Okay, so you're just reading these three? 250 00:09:19.692 --> 00:09:20.660 Linus: I'll just do it up to there. 251 00:09:20.893 --> 00:09:23.429 Sammy: What WAN topics are you excited to talk about Linus? 252 00:09:24.830 --> 00:09:30.102 Linus: Oh, I'm pretty excited to talk about AT&T being super pissed off with VMware; 253 00:09:30.136 --> 00:09:35.207 for taking away the perpetual license option and forcing them to use a subscription. 254 00:09:35.308 --> 00:09:35.808 Sammy: Mmm. 255 00:09:35.808 --> 00:09:40.379 Linus: It's like, the giant corporations have no problem with this behavior; 256 00:09:40.413 --> 00:09:43.950 as long as they're the ones doing it to individual users. 257 00:09:43.950 --> 00:09:46.752 But hey, as soon as it affects their bottom line, it's outrageous, right? 258 00:09:46.752 --> 00:09:51.157 Mouse acceleration or maximum speed testing seems to be happening over there. 259 00:09:51.190 --> 00:09:54.860 Linus: You ever see those videos with thermal goop all over the CPU socket? 260 00:09:54.860 --> 00:09:57.964 Or people jamming things into high powered fans and thought, 261 00:09:58.030 --> 00:10:01.801 what would happen if I did that to my PC? Well, that's bad. 262 00:10:02.034 --> 00:10:05.638 First of all you could get hurt, or worse! You could damage your computer; 263 00:10:06.005 --> 00:10:09.275 so instead of risking it, let us indulge your intrusive thoughts; 264 00:10:09.375 --> 00:10:12.812 Like, what would happen if you put your monitor into... 265 00:10:21.854 --> 00:10:23.723 Here, yeah, we can just do a cut there. 266 00:10:24.123 --> 00:10:25.958 Colin: Should I just pass you the monitor off screen? 267 00:10:26.125 --> 00:10:26.626 Linus: No, that's fine. 268 00:10:26.626 --> 00:10:27.193 Colin: Yeah, okay. 269 00:10:28.027 --> 00:10:29.562 Linus: Temperature in Antarctica. 270 00:10:31.597 --> 00:10:34.800 Phone: According to Aurora expedition, Antarctica's climate, 271 00:10:34.834 --> 00:10:37.803 the average temperature in the interior throughout the year is about- 272 00:10:38.204 --> 00:10:39.405 Linus: Temperature in the Arctic. 273 00:10:41.040 --> 00:10:45.244 Phone: According to Britannica, January, February, and early March have uniform- 274 00:10:45.444 --> 00:10:46.278 Linus: Let's go with Arctic. 275 00:10:47.413 --> 00:10:48.214 Andy: Recording. 276 00:10:51.250 --> 00:10:53.886 Linus: Like what would happen if you use your monitor in a temp- 277 00:10:59.759 --> 00:11:00.726 Colin: Okay, here we go. 278 00:11:02.828 --> 00:11:07.066 Linus: Like what would happen if you used your monitor in Antarctica? Can liquid crystals freeze? 279 00:11:07.933 --> 00:11:08.434 Linus: Okay. 280 00:11:09.001 --> 00:11:09.869 Colin: Still one more time. 281 00:11:12.138 --> 00:11:13.939 Linus: Oh, Arctic, not Antarctica. 282 00:11:16.609 --> 00:11:21.313 Linus: Like what would happen if you used your monitor in the Arctic? Can liquid crystals freeze!? 283 00:11:21.347 --> 00:11:26.052 We're about to try all of this and more, but my friends, heed this warning; 284 00:11:26.085 --> 00:11:31.023 do not try this at home; instead, try this segue to our sponsor. 285 00:11:31.857 --> 00:11:34.360 Linus: Do we have any... 286 00:11:34.360 --> 00:11:36.262 Colin: There's some cloths there, there's some rags. 287 00:11:36.362 --> 00:11:38.864 Linus: No, I'll get it; I'll go get a paper towel in the bathroom. 288 00:11:39.331 --> 00:11:42.268 Linus: Yeah, I don't know, I just thought that was funny, so I did it. 289 00:11:44.336 --> 00:11:44.837 Colin: Is that it? 290 00:11:45.104 --> 00:11:45.705 Andy: Is that it? 291 00:11:46.639 --> 00:11:47.206 Linus: Let me see. 292 00:11:47.273 --> 00:11:47.973 Colin: So that was... 293 00:11:49.308 --> 00:11:51.077 Linus: Yeah, I think we're just doing the intro. 294 00:11:51.711 --> 00:11:53.913 Linus: Okay, I'm headed to WAN Show. 295 00:11:54.747 --> 00:11:55.314 Colin: Thank you. 296 00:11:56.115 --> 00:11:59.485 Linus: I would've been ready, the only reason I did this stuff was because Luke wasn't there. 297 00:12:00.186 --> 00:12:00.686 Sammy: Uhuh. 298 00:12:00.686 --> 00:12:04.056 Linus: Classic Seinfeld episode, where everyone ends up waiting for everyone. 299 00:12:05.024 --> 00:12:06.158 Sammy: I've never watched Seinfeld. 300 00:12:06.459 --> 00:12:07.126 Linus: It's good. 301 00:12:07.426 --> 00:12:08.127 Sammy: I heard it's good. 302 00:12:08.127 --> 00:12:13.032 Linus: I mean, it has an age particularly amazingly, but it's good for what it is. 303 00:12:14.366 --> 00:12:16.535 Jamie: Oh, they're hanging up over there too. 304 00:12:16.569 --> 00:12:16.936 Linus: Brilliant. 305 00:12:16.936 --> 00:12:17.436 Linus: Nice. 306 00:12:17.970 --> 00:12:19.338 Linus: Go shop towel. 307 00:12:19.872 --> 00:12:20.606 Elijah: Are you filming? 308 00:12:20.940 --> 00:12:21.373 Sammy: No. 309 00:12:22.108 --> 00:12:25.177 Jamie: Are you not, not filming? Elijah: I didn't fill out the talent consent form. 310 00:12:25.177 --> 00:12:26.479 Sammy: Oh, no! Linus: Yeah, you did. 311 00:12:26.645 --> 00:12:27.413 Elijah: Oh did I? 312 00:12:27.446 --> 00:12:29.749 Linus: Oh yeah, it's in your employee agreement. 313 00:12:29.749 --> 00:12:32.785 Elijah: Oh, that was the signing my life away contract, right? 314 00:12:32.785 --> 00:12:33.285 Linus: Yeah, yeah. 315 00:12:33.285 --> 00:12:34.153 Elijah: Yeah, take it to Reddit. 316 00:12:34.186 --> 00:12:35.888 Jamie: I thought you signed the no talent contract. 317 00:12:35.921 --> 00:12:37.857 Linus: Ayaaaaaaaaay! 318 00:12:37.857 --> 00:12:38.891 Jamie and Sammy: *Laughs* 319 00:12:40.826 --> 00:12:42.528 Linus: I don't like walking through that room anymore. 320 00:12:42.561 --> 00:12:44.497 It's like such a chill vibe; 321 00:12:44.497 --> 00:12:47.366 Linus: it's like too chill, I feel like I'm going to fall asleep, let's go through here. 322 00:12:47.366 --> 00:12:49.902 Sammy: Yeah, they worked hard on making the vibes good. 323 00:12:50.202 --> 00:12:53.372 Linus: Oh, is this one of those wall-mounted hand here? Yeah okay. 324 00:12:54.507 --> 00:12:56.575 Linus: Man, we've got to purge some of this stuff. 325 00:12:59.145 --> 00:12:59.645 Sammy: Give it away. 326 00:12:59.645 --> 00:13:00.713 Linus: Not today. 327 00:13:01.514 --> 00:13:02.815 Yeah, maybe another garage sale. 328 00:13:03.849 --> 00:13:05.384 Server garage sale, ay! 329 00:13:05.384 --> 00:13:06.218 David: What's up homies? 330 00:13:06.719 --> 00:13:08.120 Sammy: So now the question is Linus. 331 00:13:08.454 --> 00:13:09.455 Linus: Will Luke be there? 332 00:13:09.455 --> 00:13:10.022 Sammy: Yes. 333 00:13:10.456 --> 00:13:12.057 Linus: I think Luke's probably there, yeah. 334 00:13:12.725 --> 00:13:14.727 Sammy: He's in a caaaall, oh. 335 00:13:15.294 --> 00:13:16.595 Linus: Weeee! 336 00:13:17.129 --> 00:13:18.030 Sammy: Hahaha! 337 00:13:18.330 --> 00:13:19.665 Sammy: Every time. 338 00:13:19.698 --> 00:13:21.534 Linus: Weeee! Sammy: Nooo!. 339 00:13:21.667 --> 00:13:23.369 Linus: Weeeeeee! Sammy: Nooo! 340 00:13:24.637 --> 00:13:26.172 Sammy: I hate that every time. 341 00:13:26.238 --> 00:13:29.708 Every time I'm in Eli's car he does the exact same thing and I hate it every time. 342 00:13:29.708 --> 00:13:30.442 Linus: Oh, really? 343 00:13:30.476 --> 00:13:31.043 Sammy: Yeah. 344 00:13:31.076 --> 00:13:31.377 Linus: Weee! 345 00:13:31.410 --> 00:13:33.112 Sammy: Agh! Hahahahahaha! 346 00:13:33.379 --> 00:13:35.381 Linus: Sorry, did the camera hit your face? 347 00:13:35.414 --> 00:13:37.216 Sammy: Yeah, but it's finehahaha! 348 00:13:37.249 --> 00:13:38.784 It like bonked me, I was like, oh. 349 00:13:39.084 --> 00:13:40.920 Linus: Look, the car has one party trick. 350 00:13:42.621 --> 00:13:43.622 Sammy: It has two! 351 00:13:44.490 --> 00:13:48.494 Linus: Oh yeah, I guess it can accelerate fast and also negatively accelerate fast. 352 00:13:48.494 --> 00:13:51.931 Sammy: I meant like, it's a very um- It's a statement piece. 353 00:13:52.097 --> 00:13:56.035 Linus: Oh yeah, I guess it also has the ridiculous wrap. 354 00:13:56.335 --> 00:13:58.070 Sammy: How long do you think it has a wrap on for? 355 00:13:58.137 --> 00:14:01.207 Linus: Until it fails; it's already starting to fail a little bit, 356 00:14:01.240 --> 00:14:01.540 Sammy: Oh yeah? 357 00:14:01.540 --> 00:14:05.010 Linus: it's a thicker vinyl, it's not designed for outdoor use; 358 00:14:05.044 --> 00:14:08.647 and you know, we get temperature swings here that can be, 359 00:14:08.714 --> 00:14:13.285 I wouldn't say extreme, especially compared to some other parts of Canada, but it can be significant. 360 00:14:13.919 --> 00:14:19.625 And it's already peeling a little bit on the trunk; like where all the water runoff goes. 361 00:14:19.625 --> 00:14:19.992 Sammy: Mmmm. 362 00:14:20.292 --> 00:14:21.427 Linus: Everywhere else it's been pretty good; 363 00:14:21.427 --> 00:14:26.165 I had to replace one of the door handle ones with a piece that Dbrand sent me, but it's held up. 364 00:14:26.799 --> 00:14:30.402 They've been surprised at how well it held up because it's, 365 00:14:30.402 --> 00:14:34.273 with all the layers, to get that like kind of holographic effect, it's thick; 366 00:14:34.406 --> 00:14:37.977 Linus: like it's designed for phones, like indoor use, 367 00:14:37.977 --> 00:14:41.947 not to be like heated and wrapped around a car and then put outside in all weather. 368 00:14:42.181 --> 00:14:44.250 Linus: Like all things considered, it's in pretty good shape; 369 00:14:44.350 --> 00:14:46.785 there's just a little bit right here where it's starting to come up a little bit, 370 00:14:46.852 --> 00:14:49.755 other than that, the rest of it's like pristine. 371 00:14:50.256 --> 00:14:55.527 So it must just be like the water runoff coming down here and kind of loosening it a little. 372 00:14:55.527 --> 00:14:57.196 Yeah, it's decent there. 373 00:14:59.498 --> 00:15:02.935 Sammy: So the other question then, I guess, is how long are you going to stay blonde for? 374 00:15:03.369 --> 00:15:04.436 Linus: Until it grows out. 375 00:15:05.504 --> 00:15:08.274 Sammy: Are you going to have like Guy Fieri tips? 376 00:15:08.374 --> 00:15:10.643 Linus: Yeah, I guess so; I'm going to have whatever tips I have. 377 00:15:10.643 --> 00:15:12.311 That's how I always used to do it when I was a kid; 378 00:15:12.344 --> 00:15:17.249 I would just dye it a solid colour, and eventually I would have frosted tips. 379 00:15:17.316 --> 00:15:21.387 And I was like, well it seems a lot less expensive than going to a salon 380 00:15:21.420 --> 00:15:23.956 and getting someone to do frosted tips for you in the first place, right? 381 00:15:23.956 --> 00:15:24.189 Sammy: Yeah. 382 00:15:24.223 --> 00:15:26.392 Linus: Because it's just a cheap pack of bleach. 383 00:15:27.326 --> 00:15:28.727 You get the same effect eventually. 384 00:15:28.761 --> 00:15:29.261 Sammy: Yeah, 385 00:15:30.729 --> 00:15:31.830 Linus: He~ll~ooo~? 386 00:15:32.031 --> 00:15:32.865 Dan: He~ll~ooo~. 387 00:15:33.299 --> 00:15:34.099 Linus: Where's Luke? 388 00:15:34.633 --> 00:15:35.167 Dan: Not here. 389 00:15:35.601 --> 00:15:37.002 Linus: Oh, got him! 390 00:15:37.937 --> 00:15:39.605 Sammy: A solid victory this week. 391 00:15:39.939 --> 00:15:40.673 Linus: Nice. 392 00:15:42.174 --> 00:15:43.642 Sammy: I can't remember who won last week. 393 00:15:43.709 --> 00:15:45.711 Linus: A moral and real victory. 394 00:15:48.414 --> 00:15:50.249 Sammy: I think you're up by like 2 now. 395 00:15:50.883 --> 00:15:52.017 Linus: Oh, are we keeping score? 396 00:15:52.017 --> 00:15:52.785 Sammy: Yeah, of course. 397 00:15:57.156 --> 00:15:57.589 Emily: Hi. 398 00:15:57.623 --> 00:15:58.257 Linus: How's it going? 399 00:15:58.290 --> 00:15:58.757 Emily: Good. 400 00:15:59.191 --> 00:15:59.625 Linus: Cool. 401 00:16:00.759 --> 00:16:01.260 Emily: How you doing? 402 00:16:01.293 --> 00:16:03.095 Linus: Nothing, just wondering how it's going. 403 00:16:03.095 --> 00:16:04.063 Emily: Yeah, good. 404 00:16:04.063 --> 00:16:04.463 Linus: Cool. 405 00:16:04.763 --> 00:16:05.130 Emily: Mmmm. 406 00:16:06.065 --> 00:16:07.232 Sammy: HAHAHAHA! Linus: See you later. 407 00:16:08.701 --> 00:16:09.368 Sammy: See you next week. 408 00:16:09.535 --> 00:16:10.135 Linus: See you later. 409 00:16:10.302 --> 00:16:10.803 Sammy: Bye. 410 00:16:11.203 --> 00:16:11.837 Sammy: Bye Dan! 411 00:16:11.937 --> 00:16:12.204 Dan: Bye. 412 00:16:15.341 --> 00:16:16.075 Sammy: Hello. 413 00:16:16.375 --> 00:16:17.242 Luke: Hello. 414 00:16:17.276 --> 00:16:19.878 Sammy: It's 4:30, you're on time. 415 00:16:19.912 --> 00:16:22.648 Luke: Yeah, because I learned how this game works now. 416 00:16:22.681 --> 00:16:23.916 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 417 00:16:24.416 --> 00:16:25.150 Sammy: What do you mean game? 418 00:16:25.417 --> 00:16:29.188 Luke: The game of Linus doesn't tell me a specific time that he's going to be here; 419 00:16:29.221 --> 00:16:32.958 so traditionally, I would wait until he was going to tell me when he would be here, 420 00:16:32.958 --> 00:16:38.297 so I could be more productive; but now, I show up on set and be less productive here, 421 00:16:38.297 --> 00:16:40.666 so that I can get credit in this video. 422 00:16:40.699 --> 00:16:41.967 Sammy: Hahahaha! Luke: That's the game. 423 00:16:42.001 --> 00:16:43.836 Sammy: Did you read the comments in the first video? 424 00:16:43.869 --> 00:16:44.370 Luke: No. 425 00:16:44.636 --> 00:16:45.070 Sammy: Oh. 426 00:16:45.604 --> 00:16:46.472 Sammy: It's very positive. 427 00:16:46.638 --> 00:16:52.077 Luke: I do my thing where I scroll through all of the comments, and then I CTRL+F for my name. 428 00:16:52.111 --> 00:16:53.979 Luke: I tell people this and then they're like, 429 00:16:53.979 --> 00:16:57.282 I'm sorry for using this but I've typed your name in the comments, so you'll find it. 430 00:16:57.349 --> 00:16:59.218 I'm like no, that's the point. 431 00:16:59.251 --> 00:17:00.152 Sammy: *Laughs* 432 00:17:00.185 --> 00:17:02.554 Luke: It doesn't mean I'm definitely going to, you know. 433 00:17:02.654 --> 00:17:03.188 Sammy: Yeah. 434 00:17:03.822 --> 00:17:05.090 Sammy: Linus is still shooting the video, 435 00:17:05.124 --> 00:17:06.892 I think he's been shooting that video for like two hours. 436 00:17:06.992 --> 00:17:15.234 Luke: So my core problem, is that Linus will be anywhere between zero minutes late, and three hours late; 437 00:17:15.734 --> 00:17:22.107 but he will often not tell you until five minutes before he's going to be on set. 438 00:17:22.341 --> 00:17:22.808 Sammy: Yeah. 439 00:17:22.808 --> 00:17:24.576 Luke: So it's just like, I don't know; 440 00:17:24.576 --> 00:17:30.349 Luke: like I might end up sitting here until 6:30, and then I've wasted huge amounts of time; 441 00:17:30.382 --> 00:17:33.919 because there is no way for me to be properly productive on this laptop, 442 00:17:34.053 --> 00:17:38.123 for like security reasons and everything else; and then even if I do bring my laptop here, 443 00:17:38.390 --> 00:17:41.460 I'm just MEeeh, on a little laptop with one screen. 444 00:17:41.493 --> 00:17:44.196 Luke: It's just- It's not very effective 445 00:17:44.196 --> 00:17:48.634 Luke: but I'm not going to lose the game, so I'm here. Sammy: Hahahahaha! 446 00:17:49.168 --> 00:17:50.803 Sammy: You guys are very weirdly competitive. 447 00:17:50.936 --> 00:17:51.370 Luke: Yeah. 448 00:17:54.073 --> 00:17:56.375 Sammy: Do you have any WAN topics you're excited to talk about this week? 449 00:17:56.442 --> 00:18:01.146 Luke: The new ChatGPT stuff is genuinely very interesting. 450 00:18:03.482 --> 00:18:06.952 I think for some people, with specific use cases, 451 00:18:06.985 --> 00:18:10.155 this is going to be a really huge advancement, so that'll be interesting to talk about. 452 00:18:10.189 --> 00:18:13.559 I'm hoping that I can get Linus to try some prompts with it; 453 00:18:13.792 --> 00:18:16.895 but I don't know if we'll actually get there or not. 454 00:18:16.929 --> 00:18:20.766 Luke: The Steam family sharing stuff is actually insane; have you looked into that? 455 00:18:20.766 --> 00:18:22.968 Are you a Steam gamer boy? 456 00:18:23.035 --> 00:18:24.236 Sammy: Yeah, I'm a Steam gamer. 457 00:18:24.269 --> 00:18:27.873 I'm right in front of like GameLinked, so I get to hear about it. 458 00:18:27.873 --> 00:18:29.608 Luke: Yeah, those are the topics I'm mostly interested in; 459 00:18:29.641 --> 00:18:35.414 there's a weird one, which is the US government talking to 460 00:18:35.414 --> 00:18:42.421 Amazon, Google, Microsoft and Cloudflare, about getting more bandwidth and funding for VPNs. 461 00:18:42.554 --> 00:18:43.021 Sammy: Oh yeah? 462 00:18:43.055 --> 00:18:45.324 Luke: The US government wants more people using VPNs? 463 00:18:46.125 --> 00:18:48.660 Which is like... huh. 464 00:18:49.561 --> 00:18:51.697 Sammy: Should we be using VPNs? 465 00:18:52.998 --> 00:18:54.166 Luke: Eh, for some stuff. 466 00:18:54.800 --> 00:18:56.969 This feels like they want you to use a VPN, 467 00:18:56.969 --> 00:19:00.005 so they definitely for sure get all of your information. 468 00:19:00.038 --> 00:19:01.006 Sammy: Oh. 469 00:19:01.406 --> 00:19:02.541 Luke: That's my thought. 470 00:19:02.574 --> 00:19:06.345 Luke: I think they're like, yeah we don't really care about the ISPs figuring out 471 00:19:06.378 --> 00:19:10.082 if you're pirating movies and stuff; we want to figure out if you're doing stuff we don't like. 472 00:19:10.649 --> 00:19:13.152 So we want to control the flow of information. 473 00:19:13.252 --> 00:19:15.320 I think that's what's going on, but we'll talk about it on the show. 474 00:19:20.759 --> 00:19:22.995 Vance: Are you on call? Oh. 475 00:19:23.028 --> 00:19:24.163 Sammy: He's watching my video. 476 00:19:24.196 --> 00:19:28.734 Sammy: *Laughs* Vance: Oh, nice; so, Linus is still shooting Jordan's video. 477 00:19:29.168 --> 00:19:34.039 Luke: One of the problems with Vance, is that Vance is the harbinger of doom. 478 00:19:34.940 --> 00:19:38.110 Vance: I know, I feel bad. Luke: So the second Vance walked in, I was just like, oh. 479 00:19:38.877 --> 00:19:43.348 Not because it's Vance, but because of the information that Vance carries. 480 00:19:43.482 --> 00:19:45.484 Vance: Because of the implications. Luke: The package that he's delivering, 481 00:19:45.517 --> 00:19:49.188 Luke: if he is the one delivering it, is practically never good. 482 00:19:49.321 --> 00:19:50.756 Vance: That's usually true. 483 00:19:50.789 --> 00:19:58.330 Luke: Vance is a wonderful person; the problem is the load that he has to bear is so terrible. 484 00:19:58.397 --> 00:20:01.767 Sammy: Every time I ask Vance for a Linus time, he's like, maybe. 485 00:20:02.034 --> 00:20:02.434 Luke: Yeah. 486 00:20:02.467 --> 00:20:03.435 Sammy: It's never a yes. 487 00:20:04.002 --> 00:20:05.103 Vance: Yeah, I'm sorry. 488 00:20:05.470 --> 00:20:08.207 Maybe if you're Nick Light, then it'll be a okay, I guess. 489 00:20:08.440 --> 00:20:10.008 Sammy and Luke: *Laughs* 490 00:20:11.210 --> 00:20:12.344 Sammy: So what's the news you bring, Vance? 491 00:20:12.377 --> 00:20:15.981 Vance: So he's still shooting with Jordan right now, but he should be finishing soon; 492 00:20:16.014 --> 00:20:24.456 and he's still supposed to shoot with Elijah, a whole other LTT, which Elijah says will be an hour. 493 00:20:26.625 --> 00:20:29.461 But we don't know how Linus actually feels about it yet; 494 00:20:29.494 --> 00:20:33.765 but he might finish the shoot, and then be like, well WAN is going to be too late? 495 00:20:33.799 --> 00:20:34.833 So we're not going to shoot it. 496 00:20:35.767 --> 00:20:38.937 I don't know, but if he decides to shoot it, it will be another hour... 497 00:20:40.639 --> 00:20:43.842 Luke: This is why I don't want to show up on time. 498 00:20:43.909 --> 00:20:46.078 Luke: Okay, sounds good; thank you, Vance. 499 00:20:46.111 --> 00:20:49.014 Vance: Uh-uh, I'll let you know as soon as we get a response from him. 500 00:20:49.548 --> 00:20:50.482 Sammy: How are you doing, Dan? 501 00:20:50.515 --> 00:20:53.318 Dan: I have an actual real job to do as well. 502 00:20:53.352 --> 00:20:54.286 Sammy: Hahahahaha! 503 00:20:55.354 --> 00:20:56.555 Sammy: You don't stay here all day? 504 00:20:56.622 --> 00:21:01.893 Dan: No, what I've been doing more recently is I'll come in at like 1 or something 505 00:21:01.927 --> 00:21:06.064 and I'll grab the ad integrations and I'll just go back to the other office 506 00:21:06.064 --> 00:21:11.670 and set everything up remotely, so that I can get here at like 7 when we're ready to go 507 00:21:11.703 --> 00:21:15.107 and not have to worry too much; but yeah, I don't know. 508 00:21:15.140 --> 00:21:16.742 This isn't my computer. 509 00:21:17.776 --> 00:21:20.112 It's got lots of monitors, but it's still frustrating. 510 00:21:20.345 --> 00:21:20.812 Sammy: Yeah. 511 00:21:21.146 --> 00:21:22.614 Dan: Uuuuuughh! 512 00:21:22.948 --> 00:21:23.949 Sammy: This is very meta. 513 00:21:24.349 --> 00:21:25.751 Sammy and Luke: Hahahahahaha. 514 00:21:25.751 --> 00:21:27.853 Luke: I'm watching the previous video, in this video. 515 00:21:27.886 --> 00:21:31.857 Dan: Yeah, if Luke had his laptop plugged in; I could be watching it through Luke's laptop. 516 00:21:33.191 --> 00:21:34.559 Luke: Oh, well he's here. 517 00:21:34.660 --> 00:21:35.294 Vance: Yeah, he's here. 518 00:21:39.031 --> 00:21:40.399 Luke: Production is not going to be screwed next week? 519 00:21:40.465 --> 00:21:41.199 Linus: We'll figure it out. 520 00:21:41.533 --> 00:21:48.040 Linus: I can only do what I can do in a day; and WAN Show is already a very long day. 521 00:21:48.106 --> 00:21:48.807 Luke: Yeah. 522 00:21:48.840 --> 00:21:50.142 Linus: When it starts at 4:30? 523 00:21:50.175 --> 00:21:50.709 Luke: Yeah. 524 00:21:50.742 --> 00:21:54.212 Linus: When it starts at 6:30, it's an even longer day. 525 00:21:54.246 --> 00:21:54.746 Luke: Yeah, 526 00:21:55.080 --> 00:21:56.181 Linus: So, you know. 527 00:21:56.214 --> 00:21:56.915 Luke: Figure it out. 528 00:21:58.050 --> 00:21:58.817 Linus: I'm glad. 529 00:22:00.686 --> 00:22:04.056 Vance: Do you want to hand off, pass back your remote there? 530 00:22:04.589 --> 00:22:05.457 Linus: Pass back what now? 531 00:22:05.490 --> 00:22:06.058 Vance: Your remote. 532 00:22:06.358 --> 00:22:07.759 Linus: Oh, yeah I do, thank you. 533 00:22:09.428 --> 00:22:10.228 Nice crocs. 534 00:22:10.996 --> 00:22:11.563 Sammy: Thank you. 535 00:22:11.697 --> 00:22:13.231 Vance: Oh, yeah; you just need the jibbits. 536 00:22:13.231 --> 00:22:14.399 Sammy: Oh, yeah, do you like my crocs? 537 00:22:14.533 --> 00:22:15.200 Luke: Yes. 538 00:22:16.468 --> 00:22:17.002 Luke: Yes. 539 00:22:17.736 --> 00:22:18.637 Sammy: I go fast. 540 00:22:19.671 --> 00:22:21.406 Luke: You must, those are great. 541 00:22:21.773 --> 00:22:23.342 Sammy: All right, well, enjoy WAN. 542 00:22:25.644 --> 00:22:26.011 Luke: Hello. 543 00:22:26.044 --> 00:22:27.346 Sammy: Hi Luke, you're early. 544 00:22:28.213 --> 00:22:28.847 Luke: Um. 545 00:22:29.648 --> 00:22:32.451 Sammy: It's one o'clock; why are we doing one o'clock? 546 00:22:32.484 --> 00:22:34.486 Luke: Yeah, but WAN is going live at one o'clock. 547 00:22:34.486 --> 00:22:34.920 Sammy: Yeah. 548 00:22:34.953 --> 00:22:35.987 Sammy: Why are we doing one o'clock today? 549 00:22:36.021 --> 00:22:38.323 Luke: Oh, because Linus is in like New York or something. 550 00:22:38.857 --> 00:22:40.592 Sammy: Yeah, for Creator Summit. 551 00:22:40.926 --> 00:22:41.360 Luke: Yeah. 552 00:22:41.827 --> 00:22:42.294 Sammy: Yeah. 553 00:22:43.462 --> 00:22:44.563 Luke: Hope he's having fun. 554 00:22:45.163 --> 00:22:46.565 Sammy: Yeah, where was my invite? 555 00:22:46.631 --> 00:22:49.434 Luke: Yeah, really, right? Are you not a creator? 556 00:22:49.434 --> 00:22:50.469 Sammy: Yeah, I know like- 557 00:22:50.502 --> 00:22:51.436 Luke: Am I not a creator? 558 00:22:51.436 --> 00:22:52.237 Sammy: Exactly. 559 00:22:52.237 --> 00:22:53.505 Luke: We should have sent the whole company. 560 00:22:54.773 --> 00:22:56.408 Sammy: Anything you're excited to talk about today? 561 00:22:56.441 --> 00:23:01.413 Luke: Linux gamers can no longer play GTA 5 is actually a topic I'm excited to talk about; 562 00:23:01.413 --> 00:23:07.219 because of a attachment topic that I linked as well, which I did include notes on, 563 00:23:07.219 --> 00:23:11.890 which is the- As a potential silver lining to the recent cloud strike incident, 564 00:23:11.890 --> 00:23:16.895 Microsoft appears to be preparing to push security software outside of the Windows kernel, 565 00:23:16.895 --> 00:23:20.732 which would likely include anti-cheat software, which in turn 566 00:23:22.667 --> 00:23:27.072 may allow more games to work on Linux, because the biggest problem has been that, 567 00:23:27.072 --> 00:23:30.108 anti-cheat software can't work on Linux right now. 568 00:23:30.108 --> 00:23:30.442 Sammy: Mmmmm. 569 00:23:30.442 --> 00:23:33.412 Luke: But if they're changing how anti-cheat software is going to work on Windows, 570 00:23:33.879 --> 00:23:38.016 the adaptions made to anti-cheat software may allow it to also work on Linux, 571 00:23:38.650 --> 00:23:42.187 which might bring more gaming to Linux, which would be awesome! 572 00:23:44.423 --> 00:23:46.725 There's also a YouTube is changing topic. 573 00:23:46.758 --> 00:23:48.827 Sammy: Oh yeah, the, is it the ads? 574 00:23:48.960 --> 00:23:49.795 Luke: That's crazy. 575 00:23:49.828 --> 00:23:50.061 Sammy: Yeah. 576 00:23:50.061 --> 00:23:51.129 Luke: There's just a lot of things. 577 00:23:51.163 --> 00:23:53.331 Luke: There's the pause ads, there is YouTube communities, 578 00:23:53.331 --> 00:23:56.435 Luke: which I have some very negative opinions on. Sammy: *Laughs* 579 00:23:56.501 --> 00:23:56.902 Sammy: Yeah. 580 00:23:58.937 --> 00:24:02.140 Linus: I don't really care about the whole Nintendo suing Palworld thing. 581 00:24:02.174 --> 00:24:02.641 Sammy: Oh really? 582 00:24:02.674 --> 00:24:04.142 Luke: Everyone knew that was going to happen. 583 00:24:04.543 --> 00:24:08.246 Linus: But it's for patented, not for, it's like for a different reason though, right? 584 00:24:08.814 --> 00:24:10.949 Luke: I thought it was for the, the um... 585 00:24:12.217 --> 00:24:14.119 the structure of the models, wasn't it? 586 00:24:14.152 --> 00:24:17.155 Sammy: No, it was like for the gameplay, like they're suing game- 587 00:24:17.155 --> 00:24:22.194 Because the way, like I think they patented the way a Pokemon game is played; 588 00:24:22.694 --> 00:24:27.766 so they're suing for that, not for the models, I think that's what I read. 589 00:24:28.066 --> 00:24:31.937 Luke: Either way, I think, it was pretty much a foregone conclusion. 590 00:24:31.970 --> 00:24:32.804 They're going to hit him with something. 591 00:24:32.838 --> 00:24:33.238 Sammy: Yeah. 592 00:24:34.139 --> 00:24:36.908 Luke: And I guess they just poked around until they found their best argument, 593 00:24:36.942 --> 00:24:37.709 and then hit them with that. 594 00:24:40.812 --> 00:24:43.381 Sammy: Did you come early today because you wanted to be early? 595 00:24:44.015 --> 00:24:44.516 Luke: No. 596 00:24:44.683 --> 00:24:45.951 Sammy: *Laughs* 597 00:24:46.251 --> 00:24:51.790 Luke: We are theoretically legitimately going live at one, but that being said, 598 00:24:51.790 --> 00:24:53.391 the fact that Linus isn't here... 599 00:24:54.159 --> 00:24:54.993 Sammy: I mean he's- 600 00:24:55.026 --> 00:24:59.798 Luke: What I mean by that is he's not connected in, and I don't see Dan; 601 00:24:59.798 --> 00:25:05.737 so apparently Dan reached out to Linus asking him at what time he's going to be ready. 602 00:25:05.770 --> 00:25:08.907 And he reached out eight minutes ago, Linus hasn't responded yet 603 00:25:08.940 --> 00:25:11.243 Sammy: Oh. Luke: and it's eight minutes until we're supposed to be live; 604 00:25:11.243 --> 00:25:12.477 so we're probably gonna be late again. 605 00:25:13.745 --> 00:25:14.513 Sammy: Classic fashion. 606 00:25:14.546 --> 00:25:17.015 Luke: The big question is does Linus have to hard out? 607 00:25:17.048 --> 00:25:22.153 Because the original plan was we would do WAN from 1 to 3? Or 1 to 3:30 or something? 608 00:25:24.089 --> 00:25:26.525 Let me see here, yeah, 1 to 3:30 Pacific; 609 00:25:26.558 --> 00:25:30.695 and then that would allow Linus to keep doing his Creator Summit stuff, or wherever he is. 610 00:25:30.729 --> 00:25:31.129 Sammy: Yeah. 611 00:25:32.664 --> 00:25:35.500 Luke: And yeah, I mean if he's going to be late, 612 00:25:35.500 --> 00:25:37.736 like hopefully we don't have like a one hour WAN Show; 613 00:25:37.736 --> 00:25:41.239 so I'm wondering if the three thirty end time was a little bit arbitrary. 614 00:25:41.239 --> 00:25:42.374 I'm sure they have plans. 615 00:25:43.675 --> 00:25:45.043 Sammy: Is it going to be the Luke - Dan show? 616 00:25:45.810 --> 00:25:47.546 Luke: It might be the Luke - Dan pre-show. 617 00:25:47.679 --> 00:25:49.681 We'll see how it goes, we'll see if other people show up; 618 00:25:50.148 --> 00:25:53.084 Maybe I'll just solo host it, It'll be over in twenty minutes. 619 00:25:54.386 --> 00:25:56.388 Sammy: Alright, well I'll see you back at 1. 620 00:25:56.755 --> 00:25:57.455 Luke: Bye! 621 00:25:57.489 --> 00:25:58.223 Sammy: Bye! 622 00:26:55.113 --> 00:26:55.213 I think that's what's going on, but we'll talk about it on the show. 623 00:26:55.246 --> 00:26:59.451 Linus: It expires after two years, the argument for expiry is that it ensures... 624 00:26:59.451 --> 00:27:00.385 Sammy: Hi Vance. 625 00:27:01.219 --> 00:27:03.054 How long is Linus going to shoot for? 626 00:27:03.455 --> 00:27:06.958 Vance: It's up to him, he can make WAN as late as he wants. 627 00:27:06.992 --> 00:27:12.964 It could be half an hour, It could be right now, It could be an hour. 628 00:27:13.398 --> 00:27:14.766 Sammy: Does he have more shoots after this? 629 00:27:14.833 --> 00:27:16.234 Vance: He has one more shoot. 630 00:27:16.401 --> 00:27:17.602 ...Elijah. 631 00:27:18.136 --> 00:27:19.371 Sammy: Oh, the pickup. 632 00:27:19.404 --> 00:27:21.840 Vance: No, the whole shoot, the Framework. 633 00:27:22.073 --> 00:27:22.507 Sammy: Oh? 634 00:27:22.674 --> 00:27:24.876 Vance: Yep, Secret Shopping Framework. 635 00:27:25.010 --> 00:27:26.511 Sammy: Oh, how long is that going to be? 636 00:27:26.811 --> 00:27:28.013 Vance: Elijah says an hour. 637 00:27:28.279 --> 00:27:29.547 Sammy: Ok, so an hour and a half? 638 00:27:29.581 --> 00:27:30.615 Vance: He says an hour. 639 00:27:31.216 --> 00:27:32.484 Sammy: So an hour and a half? 640 00:27:32.751 --> 00:27:33.451 Vance: We'll see. 641 00:27:33.485 --> 00:27:34.219 Sammy: *Laughs* 642 00:27:34.219 --> 00:27:35.186 Vance: We'll see what Linus thinks. 643 00:27:35.220 --> 00:27:36.254 Sammy: Oh no. 644 00:27:37.155 --> 00:27:38.890 Sammy: Well, Luke's already on stage just waiting. 645 00:27:38.923 --> 00:27:40.291 Vance: Yeah, I bet. 646 00:27:40.325 --> 00:27:42.360 Sammy: Should I, you want me to go deliver the bad news to him? 647 00:27:43.261 --> 00:27:44.162 Vance: He should know. 648 00:27:44.629 --> 00:27:46.464 Sammy: I don't think he does. 649 00:27:47.065 --> 00:27:48.566 Vance: We can go find him."}