The WAN Show - Linus and Luke Reunion - April 29, 2016
Linus Tech Tips
·Linus Tech Tips
·2016-05-06
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hello everybody welcome to my house we are streaming yeah that's not gonna make
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oh no all right what did you do uh screw it screw topics what did you do what did i do so i i i got up at 4 00 a.
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suppose hope this works out for everyone else involved uh comcast speaking of american american companies buying expe...
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speaking of everyone basically winning if you feel like it's a win if you pay less for your shaving supplies and don'...
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speaking of oversight um the german nuclear plant infected wow with computer vir
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hello everybody welcome to my house
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we are streaming yeah that's not gonna make any sense to
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them if they don't uh follow me on twitter uh but if they don't follow me
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on twitter they don't deserve to get the references then they don't make any
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sense then no that's someone else oh okay yeah okay
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i i interviewed florida at the uh at the
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samsung developer conference what people in the chat got it oh no
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that was nick he doesn't count i also called nick a
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bunch of people sorry oh wow that's so what you're
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saying he doesn't count and you're going after his weight at the same time
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i'm sorry you're an awful awful person i mean you weigh more than him
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although you have about like five inches on himself
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nick just seen all capitals i am multiple people
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i am me and all the people i ate
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sorry what what are we talking about someone said luke has his voice back
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that was so confusing for a lot of people because we released a video that
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i filmed on the second day first right and then other ones later so everyone
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was like what is even happening right always confusing always confusing and
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it's like that happens when i get when i let my hair get like really long and
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then buzz it really short and then it's kind of just
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changing for a bit i mean we've we've had ones where my
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hair gets cut in the middle of a video yeah like a build guide once actually
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yeah that's the best yeah yeah so confusing so we've got a bunch of great
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topics for you guys today um
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no not really it's gonna be kind of uh we're probably gonna lean on the events
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that we were at yeah it's gonna be a little topic light but we'll have fun
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because we haven't seen each other in over a week i think
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because we've just been like busy flying around
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events to like amazing places like san francisco and boston hey man
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hey man i got to go to san fran boston's pretty cool i rode a bicycle in san fran
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i got lost on a bike i could have rode a bicycle in boston you could have
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accepted one of the guys probably doesn't have like a bike share
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program no i think they do wait bike what do you mean it's like
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it's like car sharing but like it's yeah bike racks but yeah well we don't have
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that in vancouver no i know it's just all american cities are just inherently
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it's super i saw it too and i was like that's pretty smart
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and they're everywhere it's great one of the guys that i was with oh god why why
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i was just in it why didn't you stop right when the ranch was turned um one
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of the guys that i was hanging out with while i was there yeah donut bacon i
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think bacon donut bacon bacon donut um
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walked into literally almost walked into stephen hawking
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no it was on his phone oh my god and then
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mortified stephen hawking's like huge beast bodyguard was like no and stiff
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armed him and then he was like uh uh what and looks up and then there's stephen
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hawking because they're in boston and like mit and harvard and stuff so it
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makes sense he was giving a lecture or something like literally almost walked
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in and then proceeds to after being stopped
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takes a picture
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did he even ask like he's even asked to take a selfie i don't actually know he
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probably did i need my keys real quick
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i don't know but yeah i hope so like i'm embarrassed for how embarrassed you must
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have been for him because that
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that is awful i know that is awful like you don't you don't bump into people
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you don't bump into famous people this is why this is why you don't bump into
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people in wheelchairs you don't bump into respected people you
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don't you know so many layers there's there's so many layers of you don't do
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that to this and this and this is why people
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are trying to make uh looking at your phone while you're walking illegal yeah yeah because people
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are going to walk into stephen hawking luckily stephen hawking has an attentive
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and large scary bodyguard right so that
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worked out it was apparently quite nice but just was like yo
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you're actually not no don't do that um so apple just announced his worst
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quarter in over a decade
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50 million iphones sold uh Intel is on
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board the whole replacing the headphone jack
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with usb thing really Intel really
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womp wob
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you usually do two topics oh i for some
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reason i forgot that you already did one i thought that was your first one anyways blizzard has finally responded
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to fans about the closure of the nostalgia servers and people are both
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super stoked and like what but we'll get into why later on spacex
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plans to send its dragon spacecraft to mars using the falcon heavy rocket and
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that is sick and yeah let's put it you should call it
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like the uh are they planning to like enter the atmosphere with it like like
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punch punch through the atmosphere with it
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wow then why did that take me so long oh
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why is it it's like dancing it's like dance party yeah
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thank you for watching my show lynda.com
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oh no all right what did you do uh screw it screw topics
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what did you do what did i do so i i
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i got up at 4 00 a.m oh wow today
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so it's like when i go to bed i'm already very tired
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talking about tired tired more it's because you're thinking
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about it yeah yeah um so i was so i was up at uh four in
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the morning i got on a plane i worked on the plane um because i didn't want to
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waste all the preparation i had done to do work on the plane
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and then i um i did a thing that yes i had someone in
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my family die so i went there and i did that
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um can i help you
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okay it's right on there it's dollar shave club not linda
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oh okay okay uh nick was in space and uh
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anyway so then i um
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this place and wancho yeah but before that the
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question you were actually asking was i spent the week at the samsung developer
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conference so um it all kind of kicked off with a big
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keynote uh they announced retail availability coming in a couple days
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which it has now been so now as of about 12 hours ago of the gear
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360 their new 360 degree vr optimized
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camera uh they announced some some stuff that
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actually didn't make it into my videos from the show but is really cool um if
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you want to see not to give someone a shout out who like super doesn't ever
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need shout outs but if you want to see some absolutely pretty good representative gear 360 footage check
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out casey neistat's oscar coverage he has stuff where he's like he walks down
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the red carpet with it and then he has like watching leo win an oscar from the
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stands with it and you can spin the camera around and everything and kind of
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see how footage from that would look and sound which is actually something that i
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was wondering so he has the gear 360. he was the first person to get one and he
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got one like way before anybody right so yeah gear 360 it's finally available for
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purchase uh i was hands on with it it's pretty cool
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it's not entirely seamless we did manage to crash the demo because we're me
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why is that surprising so of course i managed to break the demo um so
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basically the way it works is it records to the camera itself the live wi-fi direct feed
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is actually really really good
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um like it's pretty low latency there's there's it's one of those things where
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like yeah it's not perfect but there's pretty much no excuse for not having
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gotten the shot so you use your phone as
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a live feed and you can like look around and then you actually press record on
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either device it records to the camera and then on your phone with an app
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you've actually got a like a browser that you can go through and you can kind
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of go okay uh you know i want this i want this i want this it converts it transfers over
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and uh from there you can either view it just kind of normally or you can view it
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with the phone using the motion sensors or you can view it with the samsung gear
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vr yeah so there's a lot of different ways to consume it it's
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very very cool actually you know if they like probably not this version but if
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they released like a ruggedized more industrial kind of version would be
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pretty cool would just like from knowing my brother who's a firefighter it'd be
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pretty sweet if they could have them on like the top of their helmets right their chief outside could switch between
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person right and see what they're seeing that would actually one of them could
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radio back and be like chief we've got an obstruction or something and then he
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can like see it so it'd be almost like like video game style pretty much yeah
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right so he's now like the rts like
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master managing his little like firefighter minions exactly that'd be
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awesome you have like axe firefighter and hose firefighter you have to like
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manage positioning them okay i think i think you're taking it a
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little far but uh quite a few years ago i was trying to
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develop a firefighting video game sure something along those lines
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i'm not even kidding i was anyways and then i was like wow i'm bad at
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programming i should not
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so other than the gear 360 i mean the the developer conference was really
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geared oh
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more towards developers so they're they're yeah there there was a lot of
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stuff like around their new arctic hardware as well as the uh rg hardware
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arctic a-r-t-i-k yeah arctic
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um so it's kind of it goes from the arctic one is this more arduino
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type thing and the arctic 10 is like capable of machine learning it's got like this gigantic developer board it's
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like this big um got a bunch of like wireless modules and like all kinds of
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like much much more functionality and people were building things that could
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interact with their cloud service that sits behind arctic from
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other clouds and then they were putting arctic hardware in devices and
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interacting with these other clouds so they had like everything from a water purifier to
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uh smart home stuff to uh you know that gebo stupid thing that i backed on
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indiegogo they had something actually that looks functionally very similar
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to what the jibo team is promising to deliver at some point
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just as kind of a tech demo yeah like hey gebo who's george clooney yeah
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jeebo's like a dude jackson things uh sorry not jibo i
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forgot i forget what they call it but i ended up doing a video about that one yeah probably the highlight of the trip
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though for me was uh was that i got to meet real celebrities
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like not like fake oh fake youtube
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celebrities like you know people who you know perform musical concerts uh so i i
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interviewed florida who's coming out with a mobile game welcome to my game
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yeah it should oh my god i really hope
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that's how it looks i really sincerely doubt
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that that is how it will load because that actually wouldn't really make
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anyone welcome to my game why not go
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racing
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i'm done now there's no more that's probably for the best song ends there um
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so uh anyway
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yeah anyway
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i'm sorry so what is the game about what do you do
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well okay so i did ask him what's unique about it and he basically said well
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fast cars i'm like okay like like the fliest cars
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okay so we've got that down the floor no
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flies okay yeah fly is like clarification like they're fly oh um and
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then the other thing is like he's in it so like he's his music
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is involved in the soundtrack okay um
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other than that details are very scarce so
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i do know that he i do know that he spent some time actually on a track
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and then spent some time like i'm sure
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he needed to do that with the controls oh yeah i i don't think he was even
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pretending i don't think he was pretending he needed to do that okay yeah i don't think that i don't think
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that's the thing that happened i think that basically he
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wanted to and did it because he's florida yeah um yeah
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so that's fair he spent some time with the controls like making sure that they
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got everything right he actually says he spent a lot of time like making
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sure they had the the feel of the game exactly the way he wanted it so
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yeah that's uh that sounds pretty cool i i'm i'm genuinely going to try it
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sure i it's called speed gods the title is all
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caps bold and italicized and that like i i i double checked to
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make sure that it wasn't just that it just like defines the game yeah i
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checked to make sure that it wasn't like uh just just uh a logo and it's not like
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when they they write it just in text about you know a press release or
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whatever it is italicized bolded and
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all caps so um that really gets the
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point across i think um so then tommy thayer guitarist for kiss of all things
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uh he's releasing a children's storytelling app
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that he wrote all the music for but not kiss music hopefully yeah
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no no no so so so i was talking to him about it he was like yeah this was like
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a really different creative challenge for me where we're planning to add it's
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kind of like semi-animated okay yeah yeah yeah yeah and then it's got he he
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calls them diddies so he wrote little ditties to go along
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with the story that he's like yeah i know that could be kind
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of cool actually that one i will check out as well that one's coming that doesn't sound like a mirror of every
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single other game in its genre yeah but i mean what that said you can't
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you can't say like oh this racing game won't be good because there are other
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racing no it could be it could be good i just like i know i have a few different
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friends that are in like mobile game development and like out of the few
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different they all work at different studios well okay two of them are the same one but whatever out of those ones
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almost all of them have worked on a racing game for a mobile platform
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right it's just a lot of them yeah so many of them suck one of them
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was good that's the problem is like i tend to dismiss the entire genre like i
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i have the same sort of initial reaction as you
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oh it'll probably be terrible and from a purely numbers perspective
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it will probably be terrible yeah but maybe it won't if not that's cool i like
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the idea and again one of them was okay it was just far
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too pay to win they had uh they had some other really cool demos they had a
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roller coaster with like like a 4d roller coaster with like moving seats
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and stuff with gear vr um which
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man it's like it's one of those things where i'm like i know i'm at the samsung
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developer conference so i know we really have to wear gear vrs for this but like
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boy do i ever wish i was wearing an oculus or a vive yeah yeah cause when i
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when you when we hear about like that roller coaster that just installed gear
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vrs i'm just like damn it guys like
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use something else but it's the seating experiences
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there's so much like there's there's so
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much of a greater hardware requirement for the other ones like there's so much
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more investment whereas like gear vrs you just throw a bunch of phones
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in a bunch of like probably samsung gave
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them a pretty good deal to implement that because of all the press around
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around something like that um yeah
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so it just kind of it just kind of is what it is in the cases of of something
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like that anyway the demo is cool because i've never actually done uh like
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a roller coaster demo with a moving chair it's amazing how close you can get
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to like a zero g feel just with a moving chair science
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man scientists are cool yeah um and then the last demo but the
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right but the latency the latency and the resolution are just the resolution
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on those is a little rough yeah considering even with the vive and the
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oculus like the resolution you can see it sometimes like it's it's
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it's improvement will be good but they're pretty good and then you jump down to a
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gears the graphics are pretty rough too like uh playing have you played a space
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pirate trainer no oh you don't get to play that you have
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to play it yeah it's i saw sign into my account i saw right i saw it on there i
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just decided that i was going to spend most of my time in raw data because i knew that you hadn't
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right so i thought we could combine experiences yeah yeah space pirate
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trainer is a total freaking blast but like the graphics are not that great and
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there's like a good and a better slider right now and the better slider which
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doesn't look very good is apparently like
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980 and up optimized
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oh man oh please no um last cool demo
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that i did was and these guys these guys they're
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i asked them what their company did and they're like yeah so our company
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uh sets up like experiential demos
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for brands and i was tempted to ask them i didn't end up doing it i kind of wish that i
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had i was tempted to ask them so did samsung pay you to be here
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or did you volunteer to be here slash pay for a booth here
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in order to meet developers i'm actually
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not sure who's winning in this situation their demo was really cool so they had
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this escape room style thing okay um and
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then they were using each of the eight cameras above this very small room like
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like less than the total range of an htc vive with the two lighthouses oh wow
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okay um each of those eight cameras is worth 3500 macaroons
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yeah and then they had these they had like these objects like uh like pieces
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of the puzzle very very like tomb raider very like
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uncharted yeah style puzzles where you move statues around and do this stuff
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the graphics running off of the gear vr on an s7
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by far the most impressive demo i saw there because there was another vr game
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like a tech demo game that i saw where you like blast bad guys or something a
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lot of the problems like you kind of just played the crisis uh rock climbing
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game yet no i haven't like there's there's there are vr demos that have
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very good graphics the problem is the vast majority of people making vr think
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i'm even going to keep saying demos because they're basically all just demos
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even the games um like are all tech
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dudes trying to get like feasibility across like look
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this is what we're able to make not necessarily like oh it's so beautiful
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right so that would be nice so the graphics were really impressive um latency was as
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good as you can possibly expect because it was running on a gear vr but it was
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believable enough with like uh magnets
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on some of the objects to kind of get them to click into place like it would
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in a game and they had just those little uh ir reflective dots on the object so
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that the cameras would know what was what um that you could like solve like a like
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a color matching and like move the object to here align
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the light beam take the take the golden idol and then the door opens and you run
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for it and apparently it was believable enough they actually have had people
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slam into the wall forgetting that the door opening in vr is not a
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door opening is this a potential
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liability issue oh yeah for vr companies
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yeah but that's part of the reason why like okay on my on my video that i made
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comparing like the the vive and the oculus rift before they
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released but with final specs for release yeah like current state of vr
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video thing i talked about how amazing the chaperone system is and a whole
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bunch of people were like oh it's like not gonna be that great because like
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games aren't gonna put it into their game because why would they do that stuff like they don't put it into the
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game like you walk up to the wall and there's a blue thing like it's just it's
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a warning system they're not going to just like block it anyways um and that's
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super helpful because lo and behold in the setup that i have
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over there almost walked into a pallet yep and was like oh
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well i'm super glad i didn't walk into the palate and rift is going to be
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getting a room scale-ish experience once the touch controllers come out right
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because it's going to have a second camera it won't be as anywhere near as wide as the vive is
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right now but you'll be able to stand up and move around a little bit so it's room scaled
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to a certain degree um and that's going to be a little scary there's no
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pass-through camera because with the vive you can double tap the thing yes
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and see the pass-through which is extremely disorienting yeah this is true
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but somewhat functional quite helpful and like if your phone's going off or
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something you can double tap it and check your phone without taking the
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camera off or the headset off and sitting on the top of your head and getting grease on the lenses all right
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so it's actually really nice right you want to not take the headset off once
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it's on until you're done right to be completely honest you don't want to like
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rest it on top of your head like a lot of people did i send it to you with grease on the lenses i don't think so oh
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okay because i tried to be pretty careful no but like i was doing demos for
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everybody so between them i was cleaning them and stuff because people would be like that was really cool and i'd be
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like
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time to clean everything again but uh
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yo where was i going with this crap
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safety yeah i know yeah so the rift doesn't have that uh which kind of sucks
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a lot i'm gonna start divulging into riff versus vive real quick oh okay yeah
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well we do have more topics yes um time
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warner cable has been purchased uh by charter
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communications 78 billion dollars
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78 billion i mean is that wow are those even are those even real numbers yeah
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yeah like does that is does this even mean anything to anyone
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it's official uncle sam says charter can buy time warner cable
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they just approved the 78 billion dollar
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deal today who's charter
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um i have to confess as someone who is
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not american and doesn't pay that much attention to huge american mega
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corporations i am actually not sure what
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all of the companies that that the mega corporation that is charter probably
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owns so in a nutshell uh the u.s department
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of justice justice approved and fcc chairman tom wheeler spoke in favor of
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the deal on monday it does still need to be approved by the
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fcc itself tom wheeler supports it but the fcc has
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not given official approval there are caveats to the deal charter is not
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allowed to impede access to streaming content is not allowed to impose data
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caps or charge usage-based prices and is not allowed to charge inter-connection
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fees wheeler says that all three seven-year
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conditions will help consumers by benefiting online video provider
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competition it is unclear though what he means by
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seven-year conditions whether that means that they can impose data caps and
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impede access after seven years is up or what yeah
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um this apparently also covers charters purchase of bright house networks a
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cable provider that has most of its market share in florida for 10.4 billion
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dollars spectrum or charter spectrum
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just seems to be like an isp
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they have internet they have phone they have cable tv
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just packages i've never heard of these guys
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how are they so big that they're buying time warner who i've definitely heard of
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multiple times if the
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do they not are they not as big of jerks
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as the other companies that would be a good thing yeah it looks like the the usual sort of
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it seems super normal yeah so like tv internet voice and uh
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mobile or something okay i don't i don't know cool it's yeah well good for them i
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suppose hope this works out for everyone else involved uh comcast speaking of
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american american companies buying expensive things yeah bought out
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dreamworks for 3.8 billion
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um so their nbc universal division is
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actually acquiring the dreamworks animation studio for about 3.8 billion i
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mean it's all just you know rounding rounding at that point it's
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funny how 10 million dollars could literally just be like an
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inconsequential rounding error yeah
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this big hold up for a second okay listen to this charter communications is an american
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cable telecommunications company which offers their services to consumers and
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businesses under the branding of charter spectrum which is exactly what we just
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found yeah providing services to 5.9 million customers in 29 states it is the
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fourth largest cable operator in the united states by subscribers behind
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comcast time warner time warner cable
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and cox communications why were they able to buy time warner
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i don't know why didn't time warner buy them
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um great question and if Colton had put
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more detail in the dock that i didn't look at because i was
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um at a conference and at a funeral then we would know
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but it's a good question yeah i like the way you think thanks
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so i don't know this seems so weird anyways sorry
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i am actually surprised that something like dreamworks costs as little as 2.8
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billion four billion dollars yeah because
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like looking at ground like like i hear you i mean we're talking how
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to train your dragon franchise trek franchise i'm assuming
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that they're owning the ip behind these particular works i mean how to train
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your dragon has a netflix series that is going right now as a continuation of the
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movies what is dreamworks done recently um
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wow i'm glad you asked dreamworks is one of
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those like asking so many annoying questions why do they not have the sex
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appeal of pixar
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okay so for one thing they haven't been quite as consistent
27:38
in terms of the uh the what they've delivered like
27:41
certain stuff has been great shrek great how to train dragon great
27:46
the croods i yeah wow really well received i thought it was awful
27:51
kung fu panda though is dreamworks um
27:55
but this is interesting i mean i guess i'm sort of overestimating how much
27:59
these are worth potentially i mean its feature films have grossed 13.85 billion
28:04
worldwide uh this is just according to the wikipedia article so take it with
28:08
the grain of wikipedia salt and it's unclear whether or not that includes
28:12
licensed products for example but um yeah i don't know i guess i just
28:17
i would have thought that that it would be that would be worth
28:21
more than that madagascar is also dreamworks it just the reason why i said
28:26
that was because what
28:29
like how to train their dragon is the last thing that i can think of from them
28:32
that was super awesome and the first one of that
28:36
is a little old now yeah yeah even the most recent one is
28:40
not that recent did you watch the penguins in madagascar movie no again
28:44
that's actually oh that's not that new either but it's hard to i mean it's hard for us to know sort of what they have in
28:48
the pipeline right now like you know if they have like oh yeah we've
28:52
got like a bunch of like crazy awesome product projects going like look at all
28:55
this awesome stuff that we've got i just feel like it's been a while and i love
28:58
little old animated movies so like i'd see a lot of these things like
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i'm a grown dude and frozen was great um but like
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it's been a while since i've gone to something and it's been like dreamworks
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a central bank because it had 10 switches and no firewall god so the
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original article here is from uk business insider
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and uh basically okay okay the op of
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this his name is paranoid wallet
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that's my fault that's amazing i love that that's the best lineup of like op
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name and article that i think i've like ever seen
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that's awesome so bangladesh's central bank was
34:20
vulnerable to hackers because it did not
34:23
have a firewall it used second-hand 10
34:27
switches to network computers connected to the swift global payment network
34:33
wow these shortcomings made it easier for hackers to break into the system earlier
34:38
this year so the head of the forensic training
34:42
institute uh said it could be difficult to hack if there was a firewall
34:48
the lack of the lack of sophisticated switches and get this this makes it even
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worse the lack of sophisticated switches means that it is now after the fact very
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difficult for investigators to figure out what the hackers did probably more
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or less impossible and where they might have been based because if you don't
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have detailed data logging and i mean
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based on that they broke in earlier this year it's not like
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they broke in yesterday they just transferred a bunch of money
35:15
and like now they have broken the connection okay let's check the logs
35:19
from yesterday um
35:23
not great so swift is the society for worldwide inter-bank
35:28
financial telecommunication so
35:31
that's yeah apparently part of the blame is falling on them as well i i'm i don't
35:37
really know why but i'm assuming that part of the blame is falling on them
35:40
because if you're going to allow something like the worldwide inter-bank
35:46
financial telecommunication to go
35:49
somewhere you should probably make sure that that place is secured at all
35:54
i'm assuming that's why the blame is partially how do you i mean how do you
35:58
oversee that but how many like
36:03
what like i feel like you could to be completely honest
36:07
like every single gas pump has a checkup
36:10
every once in a while yeah that's true yeah like they should at least have like
36:13
someone go by every once in a while hey how's the server room going yeah
36:18
everything on fire what do you got set up you might giving us like an inventory
36:22
did you literally buy everything on ebay yesterday for ten dollars and is it used
36:27
yeah i don't know some amount of at least
36:31
oversight at all i mean on the same uh i have more than 2 000 employees at swift
36:36
speaking of oversight um the german nuclear
36:40
plant infected wow with computer viruses
36:45
says an operator apparently this is just like really really rod software really
36:49
old malware um
36:54
wow can we get some good news for this week
36:57
things that shouldn't be connected to the internet so this is 75 miles away
37:01
from munich and it's been harboring malware it didn't pose a threat though
37:06
apparently because the computer was not hooked up to the internet wow these are
37:10
names i haven't heard of before apparently the viruses included
37:14
w32.ramnet and conf thicker
37:17
i thought it was conflict so it was in a computer that was
37:21
retrofitted in 2008 with data visualization software associated with
37:27
equipment for moving nuclear fuel rods
37:30
uh the malware was also found on 18 removable data drives mainly usb sticks
37:34
in the office and rwe says it had increased cyber security measures as a
37:39
result excellent okay we have good news
37:43
google has patent uh sort of good news okay well google has patented maybe
37:48
hopefully means that we're closer to it happening but google has patented smart
37:53
lenses that you inject into
37:56
your eyes so we covered like this
38:00
in i think 2014 and i don't actually think the idea or
38:05
the concept has really changed but now it has been patented meaning that
38:09
hopefully someone's going to do something with it yeah and hopefully if
38:13
they don't they are not butt heads about it
38:16
yeah like the people that stocked mineral oil computers to be sold from uh
38:20
puget yeah like like them so the device is meant to replace your eye's natural
38:24
lens it is injected in a solution that congeals and attaches to your lens
38:28
capsule and is mostly meant to correct poor vision it contains a number of tiny
38:33
components storage sensors radio battery and an electronic lens and the eyeball
38:38
device gets power wirelessly from an energy harvesting antenna
38:42
the patent describes what would look like an external device to interface
38:46
with the eyeball computer and the tool communicate through a radio and the
38:50
interface device contains the actual processor to do the necessary computing
38:53
considering it it uh replaces your current lens what happens if it runs out
38:58
of battery um that's a great question um
39:01
like in the future are emp's just gonna make everyone blind so these lenses are
39:06
now a part of verily a division under alphabet okay
39:11
i you know what you are you are just the
39:15
difficult question person yes today yep
39:18
i don't know are you just jerk are you just going through the topics and kind
39:22
of going yep i'm not gonna say anything when this comes up until the end and
39:26
then i'm gonna just drop a bomb that's unanswerable and then we can just move
39:29
on thank you for that apple just announced
39:33
its worst quarter in over a decade mostly due to syncing iphone sales which
39:38
is not surprising because you have to make something better in order to sell more of them
39:43
i know but like by how much um it has 3d
39:47
touch okay which is touch but in 3d last time apple
39:51
sales fell um year over year was the first quarter
39:55
of 2003.
39:58
that is fantastic 13 years ago currently more
40:02
than two-thirds of apple's revenue is made up of iphone sales which is pretty
40:06
intense um the iphone in q1 of 2015 sold
40:11
61.2 million and q1 2016 was 51.2
40:15
million also known as down by 16 ipad is down by 19
40:19
and mac is down by 12 so everything is down by double digits excellent just
40:25
yeah and like ipad especially so screw everyone that was like tablets are going
40:28
to take over computers no
40:32
go away yeah i mean with that said uh Intel is
40:37
sort of not super bullish on the pc either part of the issue may just be
40:41
that hardware in both categories is getting to the point where it mostly
40:46
does what most people want to i can't think of anything i have wanted
40:49
to do on a tablet that i can't do on an ipad too
40:54
especially because the ipad 2 still is getting software updates
40:59
um i mean sure it doesn't have the same
41:02
responsiveness when i auto rotate it
41:06
it's not thin and the battery life isn't as good as it used to be
41:10
but like i'm firing up the netflix because that's
41:14
what it turns out we actually don't have this i mean i actually had you you've
41:18
met in my old my old boss um
41:22
so i remember him explaining to me that oh i do all of my
41:26
work on the ipad now like after after he left and he did the whole like startup
41:31
thing like he wanted to do a startup and
41:34
he was showing me like a presentation and he pulled out an ipad and i was like
41:40
uh you don't like have a computer because we worked together at a computer
41:44
store you know he's like oh no i do all my work on this now and i'm like okay
41:49
okay we'll see how long that lasts yeah this long
41:53
this is how long it lasted before everyone remembered that keyboards exist
41:57
for a reason and that they're really really really good yes at things like
42:02
being a keyboard being a keyboard screens aren't very good at being a
42:05
keyboard i especially find like i am getting to the point where
42:10
people don't realize i'm on my phone on hangouts
42:14
like yeah yeah they don't actually know i can trick people sometimes they check
42:18
yeah um especially with swiftkey i like the uh the comment during scrapyard wars
42:23
what did you type really fast or whatever i don't remember exactly how he
42:26
said it but bob was just commenting on you typing on your phone yeah um but but but part
42:31
of it is a well-trained swift key you have to commit like you have to commit
42:35
to it because it really does learn over time a well-trained swift key can
42:38
compensate for us stop-missing errors um
42:44
so between that and having gotten better at it i can type pretty fast on a phone
42:48
but there is nothing you can do to type quickly on a tablet
42:52
they're just so far apart yeah and like yes there are split keyboards and stuff
42:57
it doesn't but the tablet is so heavy it's very fatiguing and if you have it
43:00
in your lap
43:04
they have a device that's named after sitting in your lap has a keyboard on it
43:08
um anyways technically it's not named after
43:12
sitting in your lap it's named after being on top of your lab yes
43:16
uh so that was originally posted by phoenix arising on the forum
43:19
i really don't know
43:23
what apple's response to this is going to be this is this is really i mean
43:28
i sort of covered this in my iphone se
43:31
review they should make vr stuff where i talked a fair bit well they don't even
43:35
believe in touch screens on laptops yet are we really going to convince them
43:40
that you know a headset that plays i just like yeah i mean
43:43
they've been selling computers with unfrankly underpowered graphics for
43:47
years yeah my only my only reason for saying that right now is that like while
43:51
it's my review is coming soon but um well it's not like really ready
43:56
yet that's what's going to be hard to do in the future right for computers for a
44:00
little while word processing was hard to do
44:04
that was literally a thing and then now like we're getting further and further
44:07
and further and now like things just aren't hard to do so why upgrade your
44:10
computer honestly even gaming is just not that
44:14
hard to do these days yeah because no one's like really pushing the envelope
44:17
well that and there's the 10-year console development cycle that it looks
44:20
like we're breaking here yeah hopefully yeah looks like we're breaking with the ps4k or psvr or whatever they end up no
44:26
i think the actual headset might be called psvr so playstation four and a
44:30
half or whatever but vr is very hard to
44:33
do you need lots of them frames and you need them really quickly um so
44:38
yeah if they do that then hardware gets pushed it feels like such an oversight
44:43
that they that they that they didn't
44:46
all right you know what i guess it's still very early days there's plenty of time superheroes there's plenty of time
44:51
for them to come in and face time oh yeah you know the vr industry i guess
44:55
there's probably years before it's no longer early days like
45:00
just to be honest so i like it i mean
45:03
apple watch um i don't think they've released any actual sales figures on
45:07
apple watch in a while but my take on that is that's gotta have
45:12
been an unmitigated disaster like anyone i explain it to
45:16
where i'm like yeah the screen's off unless you go like this they're like oh
45:20
that's stupid like if they're not technology people they're just like oh
45:23
why would why would they do that i've been enjoying this thing what is that it's a
45:28
fitbit oh yeah the new one it has a
45:32
analog style clock i don't even i can read it i just don't
45:36
even bother i don't wear it to check the time i wear it for my heart rate it's
45:41
usually on this screen where i can see heart rate
45:45
right that's what i wear for like i was doing not to talk about vr again but i
45:49
was doing the raw data demos and it's a movable combat simulator right right
45:53
people like berkel get really into it right and he can't see me but i'm trying
45:57
to manage the cable for him so it's literally like i'm basically sparring with burkle because he's like going to
46:02
reload and then shoving his gun back out it's like whoa oh my god and like i'm
46:06
jumping around him trying not to get hit that's awesome and i'm running at like
46:09
130 bpm right it was cool to be able to like while i'm managing the cable like
46:13
oh cool all right that's where that's going i don't need to check the timer
46:17
all the time um so yeah luke's working uh finally
46:20
it's one of those categories that we just really haven't
46:24
haven't touched actually is fitness trackers and luke's working on kind of a
46:28
fitness tracker accuracy showdown type
46:32
of thing for when we go to mexico which is not next week but the week after can you
46:37
believe it so i'm trying to figure out and if you guys have opinions on this
46:40
let me know because the internet seems to not have a ton of data on it but um the
46:46
best like chest strap heart rate sensor
46:49
to use as a like good data comparison yeah drop that
46:53
in the comments that would be super helpful that would be very very helpful
46:57
looking at a polaris one and like a couple other ones but then like you need
47:01
special watches that aren't the fitness trackers that anyone's buying in order
47:05
to use them and stuff right so uh what
47:09
if you know things about that that would be super helpful um but yeah so i i covered a lot of this
47:13
in in my in my iphone sc review where i kind of went apple
47:18
is not defining categories right now
47:22
at all they've tried they they tried to
47:25
kind of reinvent the ipad as a as a
47:29
device with a pencil i mean stylus i mean something whatever job said they
47:34
would never do um they tried to do a watch and it
47:38
turned out that their vision for the watch which isn't necessarily the wrong
47:41
vision but isn't ready yet uh the hardware's
47:44
just not there yet um they seem to have just completely abandoned the mac i
47:48
actually screwed something up in my MSI vortex review
47:53
where i said the mac pro could have up to 18 cores
47:57
i didn't even conceive of
48:02
apple not having updated that
48:05
for now the current generation the previous one
48:09
the previous one three generations of Intel processors
48:12
it only goes up to 12 core because it is lga 2011 not lga 2011 3.
48:19
i i just i i didn't even i didn't even bother looking it up because i haven't
48:22
paid attention to the mac pro since it launched but they're just not even
48:26
they're not even trying at all and then it's just kind of like
48:31
oh yeah well oh i guess your revenue is down they're still trying on iphone and
48:35
we'll see what the se does to this number because it really is a solid
48:38
upgrade device for people who are running iphone 5s and they will have to
48:42
upgrade when the all 64-bit app store drops
48:46
um that'll be interesting anyways uh
48:50
nintendo nx to launch in march of 2017
48:53
and some people are a little salty uh
48:56
because the zelda game which looks amazing and has looked amazing since
49:02
what 2014 or something when we first started seeing screenshots of it and was
49:07
supposed to release in i believe 2015
49:10
i think uh is not launching this year
49:13
and will be launching in 2017 probably
49:17
with the nx and we'll work on the nx and
49:20
we'll also work on the wii u meaning if
49:23
it's like probably what i'm expecting it's going to be like you'll get an
49:27
awesome experience on the nx and you'll get a hopefully good but not as awesome
49:32
so you'll get the twilight twilight princess on the gamecube experience
49:36
um which actually is kind of a funny thing
49:40
to bring up because while the graphics were much worse on the gamecube for
49:44
twilight princess many people argued that the gamecube's
49:48
controller was a lot better than the uh
49:51
go like this to make link slash uh
49:54
controls on the wii that's pretty bad you can plug a gamecube controller into
49:58
i actually played the entire game with the wiimote though wow but what i can
50:02
tell you is that what happens eventually is you're like
50:06
you're chilling on the couch hold on let me just go back a little bit so i can
50:09
sort of simulate sort of leaning back on the couch here so you're kind of like
50:13
chilling on the couch like this and then the wemo it's kind of in your hand and
50:16
you're just like
50:21
well there's like okay i'm gonna get a little crude here for a moment but this
50:24
is actually like years ago not for a long time i don't know if you can still
50:27
find the video but someone made a video about how you can beat every game on wii
50:32
so this is like not even wii u days is a very old youtube video but you can beat
50:36
every game on wii by doing like a male masturbation motion
50:41
you just take the we stick and just
50:44
and you just win everything really and like he had a montage video
50:49
beating like a whole bunch of games okay it wasn't like yeah probably not
50:55
and like do you play smash like that isn't it a sideways control game
50:59
i don't think you play oh you're right yeah no there's no motion so like movement game okay okay okay okay
51:03
movement game like he showed a montage of a lot of games and him beating it
51:07
that way and it was pretty funny what was that even intentional
51:12
what a montage of games and him beating it that way oh god
51:16
that was not intentional it was great
51:19
uh so that was posted by sinster on the forum uh next one
51:24
ugh this is posted by alexp10v2
51:28
original article here is from the verge apparently Intel is
51:32
is gonna get behind this whole
51:35
no headphone jack thing we're gonna do audio over usb type
51:40
c what the crap guys
51:44
i don't get it unless they want to have two of them
51:48
that's what bugs me a bit because like there's
51:52
huge points in time where i would want to have headphones plugged in and a
51:56
charger and i don't think battery bank companies
51:59
are going to start adding like headphone jacks to their battery banks no and i
52:03
have a lot of other concerns here too like for example
52:07
in theory this is great
52:11
because usb type c has amazing data rates uh power delivery up
52:17
to 100 watts or 95 watts or what whatever it is
52:21
um power things much better yeah you could even get things like thermal temperatures out of it and stuff yeah
52:26
absolutely yeah you could you could do microphones on you could do microphones
52:30
much more universally for example so you
52:33
could actually have your headphone have software in it so that it would work
52:37
properly with volume control uh track
52:40
skipping on apple or on Android and and
52:45
you could you could do way more than just that like you could have like sick
52:49
lights on your in-ears like there's a lot of cool stuff to be said
52:54
i'm not saying it isn't cool yeah about usb audio
52:59
however the issue is that unless
53:03
it's implemented well it's going to be a real drag because
53:09
and and to be clear i i don't know
53:12
exactly what the plan is here
53:18
if we can utilize the type c port to
53:22
just pass through a signal from a dac and amp
53:25
in the device or an external device for people who want like a high-end amp and
53:31
dac to the headphones or the in-ears
53:34
passively then great but if we are relying then
53:41
on the headphones to have their own amplifier and digital analog converter
53:46
we are either dramatically increasing the cost of anything decent
53:51
or expensive yeah or we are
53:55
ending up with possibly and on the dac side i'm not
53:58
necessarily sold on needing a super fancy dac it's been it's been
54:02
demonstrated pretty conclusively by tom's hardware that
54:07
like even a super basic on-board sound
54:11
computer dac with the decent amplification is as good as
54:15
pretty much anything um but i'm not that sold on the dax side but on the amp side
54:19
of things we're probably going to end up with amps that are not that great and
54:22
we're also going to end up buying a new dac and amp every time we buy a new pair
54:26
of headphones it just adds cost in a way and complexity in a way that i
54:32
don't think they're trying to do it for thickness
54:36
i don't know
54:39
because headphone jack has been something they've been complaining about in terms of thickness which makes me
54:43
super sad because if they're doing all this for thickness like wow you're going
54:47
the wrong direction i mean i have other issues with the headphone jack it's also
54:50
not particularly robust
54:53
but it's so compatible like it can be adapted to the quarter
54:58
inch jack it can be used on anything from like an av receiver from 20 years
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ago all the way up
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to your car with an auxiliary input like it's just
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as long as and like i don't even uh i don't even
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want to say like a usb
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type-c to three and a half millimeter adapter is good enough
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but if
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it goes ubiquitous like if by the time my kid has a phone there's a type c jack
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on literally everything that handles these
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duties that can also
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work with outboard amps and dax and the entire ecosystem like catches up slash
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overtakes the older analog solution
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then maybe
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but i i like i'm gonna have a hard time saying goodbye to older headphones that
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i mean if as long as i can get like a module like a module or a usbc consortium or
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whatever it's called um
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yeah i just i don't really know i don't really know what to say about
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this i'm not a huge fan i it feels like something that is
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sort of unnecessary but i see why they're doing it because in addition to
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any thickness concerns with the three and a half millimeter jack
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there are also complexity concerns with putting the
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amps and the dax inside the device as we continue to try and make it smaller and
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consume less power yeah so if you can have a battery powered
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optionally battery powered or also powered off the device external thing i
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don't really want to power stuff off my phone like
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i don't i want more battery in my phone
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i don't want to take stuff from it and i've heard arguments that i forget what
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it is exactly about um sennheiser's
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orpheus 2 or whatever they call their new 50 000
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headphone uh but they actually do have some amplification if i recall correctly
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in the headphones because having it closer to the driver was able to
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maintain better signal integrity and stuff and stuff
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it's just i'm not sold on that approach making as much sense for a pair of
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plastic headphones from the apple store that's brightly colored
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as it does for the green yeah a 50 000 product where that that difference in
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signal integrity is still probably pretty hard to pick up on yeah
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um so they're promoting uh so here's here's
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in a nutshell um what's on like a fundamental goal slide
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um remove the three and a half millimeter audio jack from sources
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um so analog audio okay this is actually a little bit more details this page
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wasn't loading before analog audio is basically a connector replacement and
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then they want to promote the move from analog to digital so
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volume and shrinking transistors will reduce the cost over time user c and
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value improved digital headset features
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do you value digital headset features
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no ok
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the only one that i can really even think of
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is surround don't care which i do not use yep me
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neither so
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yeah yeah also there is no reason why you couldn't
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do that processing on the device because two speakers is still two speakers so
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whether you're gonna do your surround processing
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in the headphones or whether you're gonna do it on the device actually just really doesn't make much of a difference
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it's just where you do that digital processing because you're still
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you still have to go to analog at some point if you want to make sound
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um all right sorry i'm just trying to deal with
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something yeah that's fine a lot of this stuff is um
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i can talk about australia's while i do this because i don't need to read anything yeah sure so this was
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originally posted on the forum by no one um
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but we've got the original article here on battle.net let's go ahead and pull
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that up it is a sticky and it is a pretty popular sticky if you
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know what i mean so basically this is the first time
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since uh blizzard pulled down australius that
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they're actually responding we should probably explain what australia says
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it's a vanilla wow server that was community supported effectively a pirate
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server but they were offering a gameplay experience that blizzard was not willing
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or not necessarily able to offer yeah and
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they were not doing it for commercial gain which doesn't mean that you can
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just no take someone's ip so just in case you didn't see our
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coverage last week it's two weeks ago
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vanilla wow is essentially a nickname of sorts for the original
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version of world of warcraft which has been essentially completely obliterated
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on the current retail version of world of warcraft in order to make room for
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their new stuff which kind of makes sense but uh if you look at their
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subscriber numbers it kind of backs up the idea that their new stuff sucks so
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people want to play their old stuff and a lot of people did want to actually
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play it so they went on this free server which is a pirate server which is
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kind of stealing blizzard's ip which is kind of sort of totally completely not
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okay so blizzard takes it down and they don't say anything until more
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or less now this post goes up um
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nostalrius uh responded to this post
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saying that yes in fact like it says in this post they have talked to us even to
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the point of saying that they are apparently going to blizzard hq and
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we'll have an update this weekend so it does actually sound like something might
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legitimately be happening which is good um so a lot of people are kind of stoked
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about that hope that kind of like honestly it sounds like they might
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actually be releasing their own servers which from the nostalrius crew and from
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everyone that i know including myself that played on nostalrius is what we
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want we super just want blizzard to do it
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because that would be so much better because one they get to be greedy and
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take all of our money which is great take the money for the thing that you made blizzard that's awesome no one is
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trying to make it so you can't take the money for the thing that you built that
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is fair um but it's it's good to have
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like a proper company running these things so that you know the next time you log in it's going to be there
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because exactly that happened tried to log in and it wasn't there it
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was that um so the the maybe not so
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great part of this whole letter was when they went like yeah but we've been
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thinking about this other thing called pristine servers what pristine servers
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are is it's the current version of world of warcraft exactly like it is now
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except no experience scaling no like
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realm transfers and no buying on account gear and like a few other things so like
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you get to play the new shitty game but with like maybe slightly less
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i was trying not to swear wow it didn't work nope i went the whole
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stream until right there so in other news spacex plans to send
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its dragon spacecraft to mars using the
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falcon heavy rocket because they are just so good at names that sounds
62:25
so awesome the falcon heavy rocket the
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they believe that this mission can provide key data to spacex as the
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company develops an overall plan to send humans to mars basically they want to
62:35
just do it so they can kind of see what complications and whatnot they may have
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which is cool that makes sense freaking awesome how should we learn how to do
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the thing well maybe if we do the thing let's just
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spend all the money yeah and do all the things and then we'll know what things
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about those things don't work at the same time though this can be definitely
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seen as an investment because they just won a military contract for massive
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amounts of money to put a satellite in space this is the first time in like a
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huge period of time that like boeing and whoever else didn't get that contract
63:10
right so by showing that they're awesome they're getting these really good contracts from nasa and the military um
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and if they're like look we're already working on mars and we have all the
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really good data for getting to mars you should probably work with us if you want
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to get there or if you want to go further than that or further than orbit
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then that could win them more contracts in the future so there are some challenges um the atmosphere on mars is
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so thin that it provides little braking capacity so they plan to use an upgraded
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spacecraft a dragon 2 if you will powered by eight super draco engines
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using propulsion more details to be unveiled at the international
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astronautical conference from september 26 to september 30th i want to go to
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that just to say i went by the way where were you this weekend
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the international astronautical conference this is their propulsive
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hover test so insane
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oh ah
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ah
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ah
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that's amazing oh man
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oh man oh
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okay anyway i'll just i'll just stop now in fact
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i'm just gonna i'm gonna call the whole thing now okay that's fair thank you
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guys very much for tuning in to the WAN Show we will see you again next week
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same bad time same bat channel
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so
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you