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Linus Tech Tips
·Linus Tech Tips
·2018-05-06
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11,146 words · ~55 min read
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excited we have great topics this week uh HDMI 2.1 is here
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that's actually really cool every single time a display cable gets updated i'm
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just excited it's a good thing because like it's gonna be like more resolutions
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yeah and faster colors and faster yeah
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fret refresh rates it's good everything just gets better also
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china's using dji drones to spy on the
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us rumor allegedly allegedly well um
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allegedly yep yeah uh ea sports ufc threes
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egregious implementation of microtransactions it's so bad we'll be
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talking about that and finally our former employer
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ncix.com bankrupt
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okay do you think i can roll the intro and adjust the tilt of the camera
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at the same time you got three okay two
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one go
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he's off he's going around the table he's grabbed the lever twisting the knob
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oh the knob's broken off he's having some issues he might have to go get a wrench
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the intro is still going oh he's trying to turn the camera
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anyways trying to use oh i have to sit up oh i have to do an
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ad thing though okay dragging the ad into place thank
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you savage jerky
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thank you spectrum
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thank you marcil marsai marsai french
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for someone with a french name you don't have the words very well no i don't
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and i would know oh oh oh my oh my ah
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speaking of frenching really well though HDMI 2.1
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yeah sure uh so this was posted by silver
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silver oh do you mind if i have the uh uh right i was tested this was posted by
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silverdrocci on the forum and the original article
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here is from engadget.com let's go ahead and pull
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that baby up boom HDMI 2.1 is here with support for
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10k and dynamic HDR support and it is
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backwards compatible with previous HDMI specifications that 10k by the way
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pretty weird 10k so so 10k it looks like
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is gonna be more like wide 8k yeah except that that still
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makes it 10k yes because
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the way that we define resolutions because average
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you know joe cons okay nothing against people named joe okay let's just average jeff
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consumer yeah can't handle two numbers
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okay so that's why resolutions are just something k now has to be a maximum of
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three characters or else you've lost them that's right four that's probably
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pushing it that's why swear words usually cap at four you can't go beyond
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there
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okay
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it's kind of a thing how interesting
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um so okay here hold on back to this back to this chart that we're looking at over on
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engadget here so this is this is interesting because back in the day we had full hd
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and that was everyone we didn't really know that as full hd outside of like you
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know like the yeah i mean 1920 by 1080 i think we
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called it 1080p back then and then full hd
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was no no we didn't know it is full hd but that was kind of like used
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some people even said 1080p full hd yeah because we we called it full hd because
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of all the bs marketing that went on around 170 which was called hd hd okay
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this is like no this is like a real hd the full hd it's complete and then 4k
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was like okay it's i get the four so
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it's like four times this and it's also about 4 000 pixels wide
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but then okay so this 5k this is interesting
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we've got about 5000 pixels wide which makes sense that's consistent with the
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4k naming oh something a lot of people don't know is that there was actually a
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2k standard yeah so it's uh 20
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48 by 1080 if i recall correctly but that was only a dci cinema standard that
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wasn't actually a consumer standard and then everything got really confused with
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4k because this resolution 3840 by 2160 is technically uhd ultra hd it is not 4k
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4k should be 4096 by 2160 because it
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would be 4 times 2k but then we weren't sure if we were
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using consumer nomenclature or if we were using a professional nomenclature
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and then the 5k thing i don't know i don't know what the hell that is because
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that's like widescreen 4k that's not 5k
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because 5k the only 5k devices that exist are the apple display
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on the imac and lg's 5k display that's
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also for max and then 8k is 4 times 4k
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but actually this is four times uhd which is four times full hd so the
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decays never meant anything in the first place and also
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7680 is like dangerously not that close
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to 8 000 at this point and then 10k is now apparently four times 5k
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at a different aspect ratio than 8k 4k full hd
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you know what no that was probably horrible sorry
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sorry i'm sorry sorry but i i have to
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express my frustration two numbers
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is not that hard we've been doing it since you know 640
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by 480. it was good enough for me it's good
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enough for the next generation i hate this i hate everything about it except
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that with new HDMI we can run higher resolution and i actually am excited to
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see ultrawide tvs the fact that these standards are making it into the HDMI
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specification means you're gonna see tvs like this anytime
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you don't see a clip there's one that's really high on reddit right now anytime
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you see a clip of horizon zero dawn that's an ultra wide it's like
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that's probably how that game's supposed to be played tvs apparently 480p was first gen hd
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what was that yeah uh hdcrts oh they
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could be i think they could be like 480 progressive or something or something
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something i can't remember the hd term has been
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it's been bastardized yeah there's a swear word that's not four letters yes
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someone in the twitch chat informed me of that yeah i said usually i mean we
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could have thought of a couple i'm sure i think i said usually because there are
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some compound swear words that are definitely more than four letters
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um so anyway there's a bunch of other cool stuff 48
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gigabit per second that's pretty sick 4k at 120 hertz that's actually a lot more
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important to me than 10k yes uh 8k at 60
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hertz that's pretty sweet i guess personally i'm really not that sold on
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above 4k at this point for yeah but that 4k at
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120 is like that's pretty sweet i mean
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8k 60 hertz would be great for like a gigantic projector i guess
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um dynamic HDR variable refresh rate oh
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yes thank you finally oh man when
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i'm surprised that sony and microsoft haven't been pushing harder for variable
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refresh rate because it would mask so
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many of the FPS dips in a good way in a good way yeah like
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actually like mask puts a potentially negative term i guess that's true yeah
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but it is masking but like it would it would it would look
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a lot better uh auto low latency mode so that's cool uh contextual anti-aliasing
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removing jaggies without noticeable blur that sounds like if they get it right
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it'll be great and if they don't then it won't um and sub one millisecond leg although
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that'll be up to the tv makers in terms of how they want to implement that and
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how little lag there actually is because they are constantly dinking around with
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the signal trying to
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do whatever it is that they're trying to certainly wish they wouldn't do
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um yeah every time that i even think about maybe looking into a tv which i
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don't i haven't i've never technically bought a tv um so
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i mean like if someone asks me or whatever else um
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i end up just being like i wish i could just buy a ginormous monitor
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because i don't even exist now yeah like can you get like
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60-inch 65-inch monitors no i think the biggest is that's what i'm talking about
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g has a 42 because like not only do i not want this
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stuff that's on the tv right so i don't want extra smart tv but like the tuner
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it makes it worse it's not like oh that's not a benefit it's like no i
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really really wish that wasn't there i would pay the same price just please
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take it off it's so annoying
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i've got people asking me what's up with the ijustine thing um so
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i went down there hooked her up with a sick 150 terabyte
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storage server in pink and white yeah absolutely did
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you see the picture yeah it's sweet it looks really clean it's
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super cool and then while i was down there i actually impromptu shot a studio
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tour of her place because i actually didn't take a camera this is kind of a
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funny story so uh the original plan was for me to take a camera person down and
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i was gonna stay down for like two or three days and i was gonna hang out with uh jay's tu san si and do um
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because he's actually working i don't wanna say what he's working on because his might still be top secret but it's a
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really cool build um it's like sort of a collab except i don't need to be there
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so i don't need to be there for that anymore so we shortened my trip and then
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the other reason that i was going to take a shooter was that i was probably going to do some kind of video for our
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channel with justine um and then i was like you know what forget it i just need
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to do a short trip because i've been traveling so much lately and you know
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what i don't know if we're gonna have time in one day to do the video for her
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channel and one for mine don't worry about it she already came up
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and she did a a guest appearance for us
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another thing that's never coming out one thing that it'll come out even i'm kidding i'm kidding um
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forget it i'm not gonna shoot a video and then what's funny is Yvonne booked a
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room with two beds just in case i like changed my mind at
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the last second and took a shooter but i didn't
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but then i got to justine's place and i was like this place is amazing this
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place is unbelievable
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and so what i did was i actually borrowed her shooter
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and then just got the clips off the sd card back here and it's actually being edited
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right now nice you are gonna be blown away and this is coming from the
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same person who just did a dead mouse studio tour her place
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is unbelievable it's incredible really cool cool yeah i'm stoked
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one spoiler
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yes she probably has literally
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50 xbox one controllers literally what
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literally okay one more spoiler yeah
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literally every amiibo literally
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like properly using that term every single one literally
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what the heck literally actually literally
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oh my god that's so many amiibos she is
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a way bigger nerd than i give her credit for there's a few i haven't been able to
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get i'm not collecting that many to be very clear i have like four so
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something that i've wanted that i can't get yeah so her place was super cool and
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i was really excited to uh that's pretty cool yeah the entire chat is just like
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literally literally literally um
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i found something that i thought okay you know what forget it that's we'll get
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to it in the video okay um what were we talking about we
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were technically on HDMI but i think we passed on oh yeah i think we're in
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between things and we're maybe doing dji should we do floatplay oh
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let's do dji first yeah dji
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wow so this was posted by wm groom ak on
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the forum and actually we're going with our forum
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for the source of this article here because apparently this was a really
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epic post oh no no end gadget is the original source here let's pull that up
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uh if it ever goes it'll go
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it'll go it'll go
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i'm gonna post it in the twitch chat come on baby you got this
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there we go all right
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homeland security claims
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that dji drones are spying
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for china and it released a memo detailing what it
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believes to be dji's main targets
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wow that is like some pretty serious
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business accusation going on so this is a memo from the los angeles office of
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the immigration and customs enforcement bureau alleging that the data captured from dji
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drone customers in the u.s is being provided to the chinese government
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and the memo originally in august says that and there's a quote with moderate
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confidence the chinese-based company dji science and technology is providing u.s
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critical infrastructure and law enforcement data to the chinese
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government the information is based on open source reporting and a reliable
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source within the unmanned aerial systems industry with first and second
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hand access so they conclude and this is more quotes
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that it assesses with high confidence the critical infrastructure and law
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enforcement entities using dji systems are collecting sensitive intelligence
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that the chinese government could use to conduct physical or cyber attacks
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against the united states and its population yeah so dji appears to be
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targeting users with the ability to disrupt critical infrastructure railroads utilities companies that
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provide drinking water weapon storage facilities
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dji's statement though to be clear this is all alleged
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dji statement says that the memo was based on clearly false and misleading
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claims um
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shortly after however dji released a local data mode which allows users to
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cut off drones from all internet activity which they probably should what does my
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drone need to do on the internet no clue especially in terms of reporting like
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camera and telemetry data yeah especially when i'm recording or like
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other than when i'm performing a firmware update yeah
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um or i could that should only be down i could see it reporting something like if
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i'm flying in a no-fly zone like that kind of stuff's coming but again that
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shouldn't be going to a foreign government that's for sure that should
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be going to one that has jurisdiction over the area that i am flying it should
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be like when you have to would you have to register your drone or something now
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right so that should be like when you register your drone they like get a key or
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something yup um
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wow pretty brutal so now the ice memo did
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focus on the drones used by companies and institutions not the drones flown by
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hobbyists so i don't know if you necessarily have to stop you know
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hovering your drone in the bedroom to film yourself making a sex tape or
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whatever um i wouldn't recommend that either either
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way yeah blades yeah you know blades and
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penises um not a good combination unless you don't
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want to have kids anymore like me but there's better ways to do that yeah yeah
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oh speaking of which i know you wanted to
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talk about stuff that's on Floatplane it's hilarious
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okay it's actually so funny i can't even one of taran's scenes in
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this is so golden they're like you know that
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yeah oh my god okay so oh my goodness stuff that's on Floatplane right now um
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you guys join join the club it's cool all the cool kids are there uh we've got
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case made of radiators literally coming out it's out literally
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a case made of radiators literally look at it literally case made of
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radiators okay um achieving the ultimate 4k experience
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the first ever NVIDIA sponsored
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Linus tech tips video of all time literally i hope i hope top comment on
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this thread i haven't looked yet isn't video shows we'll see though i hope so
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too yeah there's no way it won't be uh taran hosted a video recently on the
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elgato stream deck i have so many problems with that thing
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i've watched this video yet but we'll see um let's see what else we got here we got
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some exclusive stuff we toured the server room that was pretty cool well
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where's the Channel Super Fun one uh oh it's coming it's coming uh oh that's
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already up on youtube oh there it is uh triton 700 super powerful super thin
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gaming laptop very cool and there it is cruel pregnancy prank
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gone wrong it's amazing how many people are giving us crap about that gone wrong
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in the title i would hope
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it's fairly obvious that that like
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naming scheme is is played out at this point and that
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anyone doing it now and people are still really doing it almost 2018 exactly
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anyone doing it now is clearly just being ironic it's tongue-in-cheek it's
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just it's silly we all know it's dumb gone sexual gone
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wrong i don't think we've done a prank in a while yeah so it's kind of a show back to like
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when youtube used to be pranked to prank to basically yeah like i just i
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there were a couple people who seemed legit upset about it no no it's just it's it's a joke it's just a it's just a
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joke bro it's just a joke it's just a joke bro it's just a joke um that was
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the worst in all seriousness this wasn't a very funny joke
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it was hilarious as an external person
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so there are nothing to do it is a it is a two-prank video yeah so should i
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should i you know i'll say what the first one is because that one's right at
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the beginning okay okay so the first prank is when
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Yvonne got pregnant with our third um she and i got together and we were
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talking about how guys are not that observant like women can
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tell that each other are pregnant like basically immediately i don't know how
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they do it it's like they can smell it on each other or something you called me
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on the phone yeah oh okay well i'll keep doing this
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uh so women can tell right away and i was like no there's no way guys would notice like that's why we never ask like
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we never bring it up because we can't tell the difference between
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like eight months pregnant and fat and you
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don't want to run that risk because you're like there's no way to win right
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and she was like no they'll be able to tell i was like they will not be able to tell and they certainly won't say
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anything and so she and i kind of made a little bet i was like they won't be able
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to tell even if and and they'll think that it's
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me being mean if i'm like constantly going after you about how you're getting
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fat there's they won't be able to tell they'll just be like Linus is an ass
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they will not figure out that you're actually pregnant and you have to
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consider that while he's being an ass to
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his wife who's also an employee of the company that we all work at he's also
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everyone's boss yup yup it's a really
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weird dynamic and this is great i would ask people like do you think do
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you think Yvonne's getting fat meanwhile she has actually gained 15 pounds
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because she is pregnant they'd be like oh no
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anyway there's actually a part two to the prank that is
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not funny at all but um no it's actually hilarious it's a good
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video go go sign up for Floatplane having having the second part's not
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funny though having nothing to do with it it is
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hilarious but like there are certain points in
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time where i was like oh this is oh so this is getting bad there you go
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there you go guys go sign up for flow plane one week early access ish ish it's
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not always a week but it's like definitely early access also beautiful
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videos with top tier audio quality top tier audio
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just wanna drop that out there all right speaking of top tier quality why don't
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we talk about sc2 mitch's post on the forum
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uh the original article here is from astute gaming
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a site that i've never heard of but neither but sure one there you go
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and uh the headline here oh the headline oh
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ea sports ufc 3 the single most
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egregious implementation of microtransactions to
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date so bad whoa have you read any about this at all
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you know this is this is not my deal i'm not a
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ufc guy i'm not an ea sports guy and i rarely even have time for gaming and i
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definitely don't pay for microtransactions so i tend to pretty much ignore them wherever they exist so
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it offends me probably less than other people because this is a game i was
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never going to play from a company whose game i was never going to put it i should still offend you okay hit me
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reasons why i should still offend you no no no no no no no run run through what it is okay run through what it is right
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off the top every single technique ability fighter stat roll all of it is
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in quad is entirely acquired and upgraded
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through a loot box system
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okay oh where's the question you can't
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actually like buy a fighter pressing the square button apparently we're going for
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playstation here pressing a square button to throw a punch at an opponent
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the simplest and most obvious mechanic in an mma game will do more damage if
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players have paid money
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in an online pvp game it will do more
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damage if players have paid money
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so good microtransactions are also the
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only means of acquiring perks and boosts
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perks are powerful abilities that can be equipped for a small number of fights
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before expiring and boosts are temporary enhancements that offer endurance boosts
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and durability bonuses meaning you can fight longer you can take less damage
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and you can hit harder which is literally the entire game
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boom so good
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so basically ea is saying that ufc
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gamer fans
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are just
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endless like like money teats that they can suck
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on pretty much does that sound like about what ea
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apparently thinks so yeah they're their audience here and you know what the
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interesting thing is when we when we rolled out the coupon digging shirt
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that was because of ubisoft i know
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but they've like taken turns well yeah because ea was like always crap like the
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keep on digging was only relevant because ubisoft's crap-ness was like
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kind of a new thing like ea i mean when was the last time
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oh no because i remember like at that time we did actually have some positive
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ea deadlines yeah so they've switched and like like
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ubisoft is not doing everything right right now
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yeah there's some extremely valid complaints to be made about certain
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games of theirs like for honor uh but they also launched uh the south park
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game south park game was very fun it's quite a long game lots of content in it
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i haven't heard many people complaining about that all the negative reviews that i've seen
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on steam because there's quite a few of them are people going why the heck do i
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need uplay that's not a new problem that's a consistent that's been around
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dumb problems it is a dumb problem but it has existed for a long time i should
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play it did that just come out fairly recently there's nothing like
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sticker truth right it's extremely similar to good truth oh cool it's like
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basically the same game okay yeah it's just a different story yeah i'll just go
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play like like the overworld is essentially identical well yeah i mean
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so yeah but like even town in colorado what do you want yeah you want to make a
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new town in colorado and you can't redo the art style because it's south park so
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like it's it's like the same thing and you do the same thing where you go from
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like house to house which i don't know there's only so many houses
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yeah yeah but like it is a very good game it's
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funny yeah okay they said it has a completely different
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combat system uh i don't even remember the previous one but yeah it's not it's
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not like super next level or anything sure i
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would recommend playing it on as hard of the difficulties yeah yeah sticker truth
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is pretty easy yeah um okay cool but like it's it's
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what do we even say about this there's like nothing to say you can't defend it
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no you like you can't even play devil's advocate and be like oh well you know
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maybe if no not at all and like this is this this
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ties in with there's battlefront issues going on right now
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while that's going on they somehow thought it was okay
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to throw a beta keys for this game with this already implemented and this being
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the style they take the micro transactions out of battlefront 2 and
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then what just assume that everyone's going to be super okay with ufc like oh
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different target audience they're not even going to bring it up i don't think
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that's going to be a thing what is my hold on oh man yes mom oh boy hey hi i
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wanted to say goodbye to you because i'll be gone for three weeks
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okay and i can't get a hold of you at any other time than when you're actually
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doing the show so answer your phone
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you haven't called me any other time sorry okay where uh where are you going
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mom you just got loki owned i did i did
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um i'm going to vernon i sent you on over facebook pictures of my bullet
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wounds what
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i sent you pictures of the bullet wound so you can tell me if you think they're any good i'm practicing doing my bullet
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wounds for the war movie i'm going to be working on you got to preface that a
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little bit i told you you sent them 16 minutes ago
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okay this is not fair i will i'm going to be working on a war
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movie yes i did i did okay okay so i
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i wanted your opinion on my bullet wounds uh okay sorry one moment okay
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well in the meantime um um
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i'm gonna i'm gonna go i'm gonna they look pretty good mom
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they do they look pretty good all right i will let you go but at least i got a
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chance to say goodbye to you before i left bye i hope you have a good trip
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okay bye me too bye Linus thank you for having a friday
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show so i can talk to my son once in a while yeah no problem
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thanks
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they have many features including that they are stylish um they are
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you like well yeah that's what they do yeah no you wait you know what they do right
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yeah yeah yeah okay so basically they're like a yellow tinted len
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oh actually you know what i never noticed this
28:14
before there was a there was a pair that i was wearing years ago like these
28:18
yellow glasses are not an entirely new concept there was a pair i was wearing
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years ago and the reason i stopped using it was because even though i did find
28:25
that it was more comfortable over the course of the day was it had a slight magnification on it spectrum has
28:30
absolutely nailed this
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no magnification whatsoever at least on this particular
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pair uh well i don't notice any on this one either so that's pretty nice um
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anyway it's high quality product one year warranty and extremely durable and
28:46
they have very low color distortion so they're trying to block the high energy
28:49
blue light while keeping other colors as similar as possible so you can check
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them out at spectrum oops you can check them out at
28:58
spectrumglasses.com collection prospects
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and uh you can get 10 off using offer code Linus
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not bad i'm going to keep wearing these yeah next up we've got
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oh what is this
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this has happened a handful of times
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and people always like people always go tinfoil hat on this kind of stuff when
29:24
it happens but uh have you did you watch our video about this
29:27
the the answer once but no i didn't interesting okay so this has happened a
29:32
handful of times where we with no
29:36
no intention of actually ever working together we've done a review of a
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product in this case it was the m cable from marsai
29:44
a product that claims to improve the
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image quality of a device that it's attached to
29:52
i didn't see this video okay so many songs going off please explain it's over
29:57
a hundred dollars okay it's 150 bucks okay for an m cable yep
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and what they claim well you can see what they claim i'm reserving judgment
30:06
because they only take sponsors pixel and graphics rejuvenation
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advanced contextual anti-aliasing contrast and detail enhancement lag free
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real-time processing and an automatic
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movie mode they claim
30:24
and it works so inside the cable see how there's a
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usb connection yes i did see that it is actually a powered signal processor and
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i saw on the t on the tv end of the cable is like huge yep so so it actually
30:39
works particularly well for certain applications uh one of which is anime so
30:44
i think you're holding the cinema edition does a great job of like low
30:48
resolution anime collections you got a bunch of like 480p anime
30:53
it cleans up a lot of the lines a lot of banding that 2006 warcraft video i got
30:58
uh no that so there's a limit to the tech um so we went uh oh oh we hooked it
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up with like original unreal oh yeah it
31:07
looked really good um
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ah the m cable cinema is actually apparently also great for streaming
31:15
content that isn't something that we tested extensively in ours but we did
31:19
take a look at a lot of down-sampled content and it managed to do a really
31:23
good job you guys can't see it because it's way too small but up in this corner
31:27
and i'm sure if you go to their website um which is probably on
31:33
green marsai inc.com it shows that there's
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like a processor and stuff going on within the cable sub one millisecond leg
31:40
we did not notice any discernible leg even in like
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uh you know crt optimized games like super mario world um it's pretty awesome
31:50
and it's even supports frame rates up to 1080p 120 so you can legitimately game
31:55
on the gaming edition here and uh yeah you guys you guys should probably check
31:59
it out the the best use cases we found for it were older
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consoles but not too old so you don't want something like a nest but something
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like an n64 playstation playstation
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makes sense actually yeah you can clean up the quality of it a fair bit because
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to be fair a nest is already pretty clean old anime yeah um streamed
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video i'm oh sorry oh oh that's where i got confused by streams
32:24
i don't necessarily mean live streaming although it would help with that but any
32:28
kind of internet video where it's like pretty good but a little bit of tidy up
32:32
would probably not be a bad idea it's great for that guess what vr
32:37
lots of people are using it for vr because the displays are low resolution
32:41
and it cleans up the image a little bit yeah um and apparently the results are
32:45
fantastic though i actually haven't tried that personally yet it's interesting how like a type of
32:49
content is specifically better that actually makes sense so check them out
32:53
at marsai inc.com this is one of those situations where we intended to do a
32:58
useless tech over a hundred ended up spending Anthony spent an
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entire week because we knew we couldn't come out and say this thing is really
33:06
great unless we absolutely proved it like if we were going to come
33:10
out and say it's it's junk that would be easy because we've done that before we
33:14
made a video on the 1 000 like silver HDMI cable based on that
33:20
their claims were bs which they obviously were yeah and that's easy
33:25
that's like cheap easy content so we were intending to do more cheap easy
33:29
content and instead and you got i screwed paid someone for an entire week
33:33
to make a video but then they turned around and now they're sponsoring the lan show so i guess that worked out okay
33:38
um all right last sponsor they're back
33:43
i'm gonna do something hot this week by the way someone said their background looks fake it's not are that
33:49
i can like pick things up from yeah i'm going to type i'm going to type on this
33:52
underwood the keys don't come back up
33:57
there you go this is like the world's most convincing that's
34:02
that's my con oh it's out of the frame convincing i think this is an
34:07
NVIDIA ammo box why don't we have it showing the top secret
34:12
it's the wrong way around because it's a secret you dunk
34:15
oh no i don't i don't know i don't know it's just so much cooler all right all
34:20
right i'll put the top secret there's the NVIDIA crowbar too
34:23
yeah that's that's hidden there's a lot of secret cool things around that was
34:26
the uh that was the container that anyone who reviewed the uh gtx 590 yeah
34:32
yeah got the card in and it was such a terrible shipping container my first one
34:36
was broken because they just put like packing peanuts and like an anti-static bag in
34:41
there and it's just a metal container there's no like there's no shock absorption
34:46
so my card was totally broken so we're in the chat wow cgi has come a long way
34:50
yeah oh you dicks um
34:54
all right what do you want today uh we're going we're going hot you can
34:58
do whatever you want but i'm going with the ghost peppers ghost pepper buffalo
35:01
sauce did you do it last week no i went i went
35:05
i ate an entire pack of the maple maybe we both said we were like going to do it
35:10
or i said i was going to do it and i don't think either of us did it so yeah
35:15
oh i'm preparing myself these guys really do make freaking hot
35:20
jerky and not just jerky they also make barbecue sauce hot sauce and a spice rub
35:26
so their carolina reaper hot sauce uses one of the hottest peppers in the world
35:31
the jalapeno no i'm just kidding the carolina reaper
35:34
their jerky is made with great ingredients without nitrates or preservatives and the goal is to create
35:39
a snack that is full of flavor and spice that's not bad for you
35:42
it's definitely full of flavor and it's definitely full of spices i'm starting with a small piece i'm working
35:46
my way up to it today they've got 13 different flavors of
35:50
jerky i'm gonna regret that was some of the favorites did you eat the whole
35:53
thing yep oh being the sriracha bacon maple
35:56
buffalo bacon and traditional flavors
35:59
i'm partial to the mojo me too and the uh
36:04
which one's the one with the white and black packaging is that the sausage classic is that classic no classic is
36:08
red traditional is red no there's one with a white and black
36:12
package that's really good whatever the one with the white and
36:15
black package anyway use offer code LTT to save 10 on their products at the link
36:20
below sea salt uh what was it something pepper
36:23
cracked pepper and sea salt that one's really good
36:27
okay i'm gonna keep working on this i'm i'm going slow and steady wins the
36:31
race man Windows 10 is bringing tabs to every
36:36
microsoft is bringing tabs to every Windows 10 app the spice flip that
36:40
around on me nona hexa was this posted this on the forum
36:46
microsoft is planning to add tabs like the ones in your web browser
36:49
to apps and Windows 10 allowing you to group apps together
36:53
they're calling this feature sets so say you're working on a word document
36:58
you need to research data on the web or grab notes from powerpoint you can
37:02
create sets or tabs of these tasks in a
37:05
single window honestly i think this is actually pretty
37:08
sick yeah that sounds great i really like this because often times
37:12
i'll have a few different things that are for one thing
37:18
honestly my preferred method is just to have more monitor space so i can have it
37:22
all open at the same time you're gonna have Windows 7 anyway that's so 8.1
37:28
are you running 8.1 okay yeah yeah okay i'm excited i wish this wasn't
37:32
news because i wish this was a thing ages ago but i'm not going to be down on
37:36
them for like doing something good so it would also be really cool if like on the
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taskbar at the bottom
37:44
you could have your set icon down there so you could like click on it and then
37:48
it would bring up the multiple things instead of having it all in one because
37:51
oftentimes i want to copy between them and read one thing while i'm typing one
37:54
thing and having it all in a set actually isn't very conducive to that but
37:59
it'll still be really nice and helpful except not for me so oh well although
38:04
8.1 is getting painful because i think it's like less than 10 of people are
38:08
using it so like compatibility for my platform is
38:11
like really not great
38:15
so file explorer even notepad and they'll eventually be
38:18
extending to app that have custom title bars like photoshop um and they're
38:23
aiming to let iphone and Android users start sets and then resume them on a pc
38:27
or vice versa oh i'm getting my spicy hiccups
38:32
all right um
38:37
this is pretty bad this was posted by hey yo on the forum
38:43
websites use your CPU to mine cryptocurrency
38:46
even when you close your browser that's new well
38:50
yeah like we've heard of we talked about the pirate bay yep and another one i
38:54
don't remember who it was but another one
38:57
but this is new it's it's always it's always been kind of a
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short-term thing because it's only lasted um
39:06
while you were on that page yeah luckily for these websites a lot of people just
39:10
leave things open in tabs wow look at this so they've got a pop under
39:16
that's opening up another tab
39:19
that is running this in the background so you see once they close it the CPU
39:23
usage goes away
39:26
wow you can still close it so one researcher recently documented 2
39:32
500 sites actively running crypto mining code in visitors browsers
39:38
that's a lot of sites actually yeah
39:41
that's pretty brutal i wonder what
39:45
these sites are though so basically in a nutshell um
39:52
so the one that they're focused on is mining monero so this is like
39:56
i don't know i think everyone should be offended by this like some people might
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not think it's that big of a deal but this is using your electricity and your
40:04
CPU resources so like your investment to just make money from this site
40:08
cranking your CPU and it's potentially making your CPU run really hot which can
40:13
potentially reduce its lifespan especially if you're on a mobile device
40:17
and speaking of a mobile device if you're on something that's battery
40:20
powered this is going to destroy your
40:23
battery life if it's a technique that's being used on any sites that you visit
40:27
regularly
40:31
right now the technique works on the latest version of chrome running on the
40:35
latest versions of Windows 7 and Windows 10. at the moment no indication that
40:39
it's being used on other browsers or operating systems so your incompatibility state of the day
40:44
that's hilarious freaking brilliant
40:49
it's the apple approach you know we are secure because no one's making viruses
40:53
for us you know what's interesting is that that's not in the dock have you
40:57
heard about that uh yeah i did see that hilarious you know what's interesting is
41:01
our render server like the one that does our final export before we upload yeah
41:06
almost never errors out on a render in fact i'm
41:10
not aware of it ever having done it Windows 8.1
41:15
it's the uh embedded version the Windows yeah
41:21
all right dude messaged me today it's it's like the third a few days ago it's like the
41:25
third year anniversary of the like Windows 9 thing
41:29
oh really cool yeah so this is sort of a big deal um
41:35
if you're into like that sort of thing but
41:38
our formal emp or our former employer oh
41:41
yeah uh has
41:46
here we go where is this this is kind of crazy
41:50
yeah so here hold on i'm gonna bring this up
41:55
search civil by party name
41:58
so netlink computer inc um
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oh wait hold on so here's some here so here you can i
42:08
actually didn't even know you can do this of course that makes sense so you can search for uh lawsuits or like you
42:13
can search for court cases by party name it's a net link computer inc uh small
42:18
claims small claims small claims small claims uh four times over the uh
42:23
over the last uh you know since 2011 and boom
42:29
net link computer inc bora group inc
42:33
the netlink computer inc supreme
42:37
bankruptcy december 1 2017. so this
42:42
just went down uh my formal my former
42:45
employer is i mean is this still up
42:50
oh uh uh
42:53
no i think it's still loading uh
42:58
no no i'm pretty sure it's still loading uh
43:01
oh oh yeah there we go the site's still up i really don't know
43:07
that i would necessarily recommend
43:10
um apparently shopping there though getting your stuff after you buy it has
43:15
been a little bit of an issue recently for a while yeah yep um
43:19
so i yeah i i haven't done any i haven't done any
43:23
uh pre like sort of research here but uh
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i'm heading over to the i'm heading over to the forum
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uh okay
43:36
restructuring okay
43:40
important service announcement
43:43
uh we figured it's time to write a formal post about the restructuring wow
43:48
i'm pretty sure this threat has been pruned because i know that there were
43:51
other things in here before
43:55
huh
43:58
all right
44:02
um ncix supreme bankruptcy confirmed
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okay what is supreme is there sub-supreme bankruptcy i have no idea it
44:14
sounds crazy like
44:17
what but um wow yeah i've had a lot of people
44:21
no buyer two box i did not cause this
44:25
um no i mean that okay i don't know i don't
44:28
know well how much should i talk about right now
44:32
scale of one to ten like a six or six okay like not not that
44:37
high so i left um partly because i saw a great opportunity
44:43
in uh content creation online
44:46
and partly because i had some significant we're
44:51
getting closer to a three fundamental disagreements with senior management um
44:58
okay particularly the owner over
45:01
what exactly we needed to do in terms of our
45:05
direction as a company i also left
45:10
this was a significant part of the reason for my departure i also left
45:15
because the people that i had been mentored by
45:19
there um the people that i had really felt like
45:23
i learned a lot from were departing
45:27
um and they sometimes for very good reasons i'm not
45:32
going to defend the conduct and
45:35
job performance of at least one of them
45:38
but some of them were forced out by extraordinarily
45:43
in my opinion extraordinary poor
45:47
management decisions and that ultimately led me to believe
45:51
that i could do it better
45:54
so i had an opportunity
45:58
and i thought i could do it better and i
46:02
thought that my company made my way
46:05
would be something that would make me happier to get up in the morning and go
46:10
to um it's made me happier well i'm glad to
46:13
hear that uh i know you're having a moment i just wanted to add some comedy yeah thank you
46:19
and that was ultimately why i left i
46:22
didn't agree with the strategy i thought uh and this was something that
46:26
i pitched about six and a half years ago
46:30
i thought the direction for us to go and i mean by us i mean i was at ncix i was
46:34
one of the top product management people there i might have been a category
46:37
manager at that point can't remember um anyway i was basically at or near the
46:41
highest rank that you could really have in the company there before
46:45
um and i don't wanna you know the odds of anyone that this
46:50
might apply to ever watching this stream are pretty low
46:53
but my opinion of some of the people that were hired in senior positions
46:59
couldn't possibly be any lower so you know that was
47:03
that was there were some bad decisions there as well
47:06
um anyway where was i where was i going with this right so the direction that i
47:10
had wanted to go was um to try to get
47:14
acquired and the way to try and get acquired is
47:17
to have some kind of a value that somebody else would want
47:21
and it wasn't going to be the website
47:25
let's be honest um it wasn't going to be the logistics
47:30
system and you know i can't say too much about what ncix had
47:35
because you know i don't want to i don't want to be disrespectful of their
47:39
privacy as a company but i will tell you that
47:42
it wasn't you know robot arms and
47:46
you know robot eyes and automated conveyor belts
47:51
like what state-of-the-art warehouses were doing even back then
47:56
it was not that so it wasn't going to be the warehousing system
48:00
it wasn't going to be the inventory management system i can tell you that
48:03
much it wasn't going to be the um the super
48:09
talented team and there were talented people on it obviously like i was part
48:14
of it i think i was pretty talented there were definitely talented people on
48:18
it but i don't know that that was visible enough externally um and i think
48:23
that you would end up with um a lot of in order to acquire a team you'd have
48:27
ended up with a lot of dead weight um and i don't even necessarily mean in
48:31
terms of people like the locations that we had leased i think at one point there
48:35
were three locations in richmond
48:39
um which is a small city just to give you
48:43
guys some idea of why that wouldn't be a good idea
48:46
um so so so my concept for what we could
48:51
build having seen uh the partnership between NVIDIA with
48:56
the shield and eb games in the states where i think the shield was initially
49:00
only available to preview it at eb games
49:04
in the states and i was like why would they make it exclusive to them and i
49:07
could be remembering some little detail of this wrong maybe it was a nintendo system i don't know whatever the point
49:11
is the reason that they partnered with them was that they still had at that
49:15
time anyway 4 500 locations which has a value
49:20
another thing that i thought could have a value would be a distribution system
49:25
slash business model that combatted one
49:29
of the biggest difficulties of doing business in canada which is extremely
49:32
high shipping cost it deters customers from shopping online
49:36
and it enables brick and mortar to continue to
49:40
be competitive here because shipping a case across the country from newag is
49:44
like seven dollars shipping a case across this country from ncix could be
49:48
as much as 30 40 60 depending on how remote you are so
49:53
you know it was a constant refrain from customers shipping kills the deal you'd
49:57
hear it all the time so the concept that i pitched was like
50:00
an ncix light these would be extremely small stores um
50:06
like maybe 600 to 800 square feet really
50:10
small stores with really small storefronts that were effectively kind
50:13
of ordering kiosks and the idea was that you'd have technical services so you
50:19
could walk into small communities like kamloops and displace the mom and pop
50:24
shops with a trusted brand believe it or not at the time we were a trusted brand
50:28
you could displace those mom and pop shops as a trusted brand you could
50:31
probably cover your lease and your employee overhead
50:35
with the services business that you're doing then you would stock like two skus tops
50:41
of every category so that if someone walked in
50:45
they could build like something basically the computer at any given time
50:49
which is pretty easy to define it's really easy to do so right now you would
50:53
stock assuming that you there is inventory you would stock the 8400
50:59
for Intel and you would stock the uh the
51:02
ryzen 5 1600 or something along those
51:06
lines and then you'd have like a motherboard for each of them you'd have
51:10
an eight gig stick and a 16 gig stick and like obviously multiples of each of
51:15
these but the idea is that if someone just like wanted like the computer right
51:19
now like the bang for the buck sweet one that everyone wants you could just walk
51:22
in and buy it or we would build a system
51:26
and it wouldn't be a complicated system but we would have a network of trucks
51:30
that would crisscross the country constantly between the two locations
51:35
that we had in the west and in the east so that the model would be you can shop
51:40
online and you can ship to your house or we'd have these little tiny low overhead
51:45
locations scattered across the country and you could get free pick up at any
51:50
location and this was well before
51:53
amazon started doing pick up someone in the chat whoa ncx actually sounds really
51:57
cool this was an idea never happened that he was pitching i pitched this this
52:02
is what i wanted to do instead of these monolithic
52:06
high overhead extraordinarily expensive retail stores
52:10
um in order to you know i the writing was on the wall like seven
52:14
years ago amazon was going to kill us all like the people who were paying
52:20
attention knew this already so the idea was to build this
52:26
infrastructure so that when amazon decided to hit the switch and you can
52:30
see now they're running around acquiring people that have infrastructure that
52:34
they like like whole foods the idea was that when they came in they could buy us
52:40
um and that never happened
52:44
if i'd had the resources i think that could have been the way for me to never
52:47
have to work again like if i could have built my like i
52:50
even to go back like if i was the one who had the resources that i have today
52:54
even that might have been a model that i would have pursued i really believed in
52:58
it i thought that it was a great opportunity it's not worth it now
53:01
oh no you'd never make it now no but um
53:05
i should buy ncix and do that i couldn't afford ncix
53:09
not because i i couldn't afford um like
53:12
what ncix's net value is right now but i couldn't afford ncix's overhead the the
53:18
the monthly expenses um even with all the layoffs that they've done there's
53:22
still a lot of employees there's still a lot of buildings there's still a lot of
53:26
inventory um so
53:30
when we didn't do that and when we continued marching down the
53:34
obviously no longer viable big box
53:38
retail path i figured out that i had to get out so
53:43
ultimately the reason that i ended up leaving ncix and taking this guy with me
53:48
and ed with me thanks for coming along bro um
53:53
yeah that i was thinking that five year thing it's actually like seven or
53:58
something or eight or something yeah it's kind of ridiculous so um
54:03
anyway sorry i forget where i was going with that um right so so what happened
54:07
when i left was i had decided to leave and the reason that i was able to take
54:11
the Linus tech tips channel and so to be clear i take no pleasure whatsoever
54:17
in ncix's demise you know and i've seen a lot of horror
54:21
stories online but however they've treated other people um
54:26
everyone there all the way up to steve the owner and mary his wife they have
54:30
always treated me with the utmost kindness and respect um
54:34
i have not had personal bad experiences
54:39
with anyone there from from hr to my colleagues to
54:43
um i shouldn't say everyone there were some there were some some poor just
54:47
hiring decisions made but at the very highest level the at least
54:51
the people that i consider to be at the highest level
54:54
um you know i i take no pleasure from this i learned a lot there like i am
54:59
everything i understand about business what to do right
55:04
what to do wrong um it was ultimately
55:07
from them i i didn't go to school for business management i don't have an mba
55:10
i don't i don't actually have any formal education everything i learned was
55:14
school of hard knocks and ncix was a stupendous proving ground for me
55:20
um so you know
55:23
i take no pleasure in this but um
55:27
uh where was i going with this but uh how you got the channel right how
55:32
i got the channel so so ultimately um i was able right right right so i'm
55:37
i'm very grateful to them for giving me the opportunity to to
55:42
build up this channel and then ultimately take it with me because the deal was
55:46
uh look i'm leaving because i disagree
55:49
with some of the stuff we're doing and you my boss is gone who i loved um
55:55
and that sucks and so i'm out
55:58
so you can either let me walk away to
56:01
another retailer and i mean you know i didn't have four million
56:06
subscribers and a team of you know 19 people that's like a world-class video
56:11
production team like i hadn't built any of this yet yeah we were pretty far from
56:15
it yeah we were a long way away from this but for me personally anyway
56:19
my stock was high enough that i could have walked into literally any
56:23
electronics entity and gone like this and i would have had
56:27
a job so i wasn't concerned about getting a job
56:31
what i was concerned about was building a team and building something and making
56:35
sure that luke and ed who were both out of work if i walked out of there and
56:40
didn't manage to take them with me making sure that they stayed employed so
56:44
the deal was look i'm leaving
56:47
but if we can work out a deal where i take the Linus tech tips youtube channel
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the trademark and any associated assets
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which now that this is going on i'm really happy we did buy the book with a
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lawyer um i'll get to that more later but if i
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take all that stuff with me i'll sign a non-compete for
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i believe it was two years but it ended up getting extended to three and for
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pennies on the dollar i'll come back and i'll continue to support the ncix tech
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tips channel so that you don't have to replace me immediately also i'll give
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you as much notice for my departure as you need so i had originally planned on
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giving somewhere between a month and six weeks notice i ended up giving about
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five months notice um although
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in fairness i phoned in about the last three weeks of it but then i had trained
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my replacements for pretty much everything i didn't really know what to do when it was five months like um yeah
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like i tried okay i tried so the fact that we um the fact that we acquired
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those assets legally is really important because if someone if the um like the
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bankruptcy lawyers if whoever ncix's creditors are were to find that it had
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an asset that was worth a significant amount of money and let me tell you
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Linus tech tips is worth a significant amount of money both
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as a brand and as a youtube channel at this point um although you know no i'm
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not going to say no thanks to ncix but most of that development has been done
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in the five years since we left but if it was found that that asset wasn't
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transferred tidally then it could also be found that
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ncix still had some claim to make against it and then their creditors
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would as well so steve i trusted to never do anything
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untoward with me um
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but creditors creditors all bets are off i really didn't you
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know i didn't think it would come to this i take no pleasure in it but um
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that's what happened and uh yeah for some context there we
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broke off at what 240 000 subscribers something like that yeah we're now at
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4.8 million yep there's kind of been a lot of work done yep we've been we've
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been going pretty hard on it so yeah
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so uh elena's tech tips documentary no
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no that probably won't happen we actually tried to do it behind this like a behind the blow type uh thing here and
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it was a total disaster we brought in a third-party film crew they like shot a
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bunch of stuff then they submitted a rough cut that was
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awful totally unusable uh and then we tried to edit it together ourselves but
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by then our team was like 60 bigger so like different yeah
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like a third of our staff wasn't in the video and yeah it just didn't make sense
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um yeah
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all right so uh what else do we have for topics
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yeah that was wow that was kind of a freaking downer of a topic man it also
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took a long i'm surprised people are still watching
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sheesh let's find something exciting it's pretty interesting yeah i guess so
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it's like learning that before coke came out it was green i'm like i'm like down
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let's just find like something like one cool topic to do and then wow these are
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all terrible um
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oh tinder tinder tests using ai to suggest who to super like
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uh they're testing a new feature called super likable that intermittently
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presents a card on your screen and offers you a bonus super light that can
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be sent to one of four people presented to presented on the card
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the original super like was designed as a way to signal your interest in a potential match was stronger than others
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but users have a limited number per day wow how many of those could you possibly
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need per day wow i'm not i mean like i'm sort of pre online dating so i don't
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really get i wonder if you're in like a social hub sheesh like somewhere like
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like deep like la or san fran if you just like go through a few
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hundred people and you're just like there's many more
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you know what i mean i don't know because i don't feel like it's like that
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up here huh i don't know
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okay well um i'm bored of that already because this is way better yep there's
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officially mario cereal yeah so i like super need some okay this also isn't the
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first time that nintendo has tried to do cereal
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i thought it was kind of interesting because right now they're huge because the switch is like wildly wildly
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successful but at a previous time of them being huge they also tried to roll
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out cereal and this one is not just
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uh cereal the box itself is essentially
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an amiibo you tap the box on your switch and you
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get stuff in game wow it unlocks gold coins and hearts in
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super mario odyssey hit shelves mid-month okay i'm down for that all right well
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that's pretty much it thank you oh lol max root access issue
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oh if you if you have a mac and you're watching the show you should maybe look it up on
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your own it's not in here um
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but i'm pretty sure if someone literally just attempts to
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sign in as username root with no password they just
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have all the stuff all right yeah i'm not entirely sure on
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all the details it's not in the dock but if you have a mac
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look into it because it's a big deal so thanks for watching guys we'll see you again next week same bat time same bat
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channel wow down there no don't be down
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apparently it's patched so just update yeah there you go
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what an issue crazy
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this wasn't that short of an episode