AMD Stock SOARS - Intel TANKS - July 27, 2018
Linus Tech Tips
·Linus Tech Tips
·2019-05-06
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11,836 words · ~59 min read
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yeah and i've you can really see this like epic dent i have on my nose right
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now because uh i actually don't remember if it's from
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james dropping a sound bar on my face or if it was from something else
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but like i got hit in the face how does that a couple of times okay so because
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don't sound bars usually get mounted low
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no no i mean he was holding it
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and dropped it on my face
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why okay so i will admit that this was
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at least partially my fault and i'm not like i'm not victim blaming you know i'm
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not explaining yourself well i provoked him
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i wore clothes that made it look like i wanted a soundbar i should have known
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that when he gets a sound bar in his hands
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you know i better steer clear um so i'm not i'm not saying that at all
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i'm saying that it was actually a a
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coordinated effort to capture a shot
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that okay i actually was at least
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of a sound bar falling through the air like well the sound bar was supposed to
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fall into my hands okay so the idea was because it
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was difficult with the framing of the shot for james to just like i mean so
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imagine this i'm sitting here hosting a video to you right now and i want a
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sound bar to fall in my head he can't just stand right there because then his
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butt's taking up the whole frame so he's he's standing like kind of behind me and
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like off to the side and it's kind of our story and it's kind of hard to hold this thing and it's also hard for him to
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eyeball where exactly is down
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now i think it was a team fail um
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over killington says your nose is really big huh
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yeah so it's funny uh you know i'm gonna tell a different story now because i
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remember having this conversation uh
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with my mother at one point when i was in high school
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and um i said something something
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something yeah i uh i i took the picture this way like from
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the front because from the side you can tell i have a really big nose and she
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goes you don't have a big nose and i go yeah i do and she goes nah no that's not
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true and i go all right watch
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and she goes wow you've got a really big nose i went yes i know thank you i i
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told you i have a big nose i don't need you to inform me i have a big nose
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i'm well aware of the situation that's amazing anyway so back to the back to
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the sound bar fail so james is holding this sound bar above me and it's kind of
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hard for him to line it up in his defense he also didn't do an amazing job
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okay so the idea was i'm leaning forward i'm talking about this other sound bar
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and then i'm supposed to kind of lean back and another sound bar supposed to fall
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into my hands now i also didn't lean back
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as far as i could have because i was a little bit concerned about leaning out
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of the focus of the camera and it and like when you're
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trying to pull off like a like a coordinated shot like you know when you
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do the like here um uh uh uh here here here madrina is one
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of our sponsors today so here like taking madrinas and then like you know
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like hit me with it boom like when you're trying to pull off
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the like the no look like uh yeah we got that we didn't even look
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um well sometimes you don't look can you get hit in the face with a sound
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bar so it hit you like on the nose so yeah
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so it came down like this so it was really close so yeah so i did well it
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wasn't that close because um as i as i
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outlined before the and i had a conversation with my mother once about
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this something could hit me in the nose and really not be that close to my face
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okay your nose isn't that big dude it's big enough that i remember having it's
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not a small note okay i remember having a conversation with my
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wife about this once where um i was saying like oh yeah like my my face is
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gross right now i've got like these breakouts and she's she's got far worse
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breakouts than i do like as a general rule uh
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no like she doesn't her skin's not as it's mine which is what it is most
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people don't say that about their spouse yeah but you know what it's good
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to have okay Linus relationship tips for a moment
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here it's good to have a relationship where you can be honest with each other
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because yeah see but this isn't being honest with each other it's just being honest with like hundreds of thousands
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of people i tell her that to her face no i know yeah but you're also broadcasting
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it to the i guess so i mean but they have eyes you know it's not like she's not
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like why do we deny reality
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reality is important oh man so anyway i was happy so i was so i was complaining
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about it and she's basically like you know cut your whining because
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your skin's overall pretty good and i'm like well no the thing that's so
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frustrating about is that i can see it and she goes what do you mean i go well
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it's on my nose because what you can see your nose i'm
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like yes my nose takes up a significant portion
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of my field of view really yeah like i can like i can i can so okay so i can
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see let's let's go with my right uh okay with my right eye i can see all the way
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to the very edge of that light okay okay so where my nose sticks out i
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can see about to the mic stand
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so like you know the effect where you hold your finger in front of you and you can see through both of the two images i
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have that too like i think everyone can see their nose if they
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no because she's chinese so she has a flatter face
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yeah if she tries she can't see and her nose is her nose is small yeah like
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maybe a little but not as okay not nearly to the same
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degree but with both eyes open if you're not thinking about it you don't
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generally see your nose no but if there's a red mark like right here it
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makes it a little it's really noticeable okay it's like really noticeable yeah
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people are like racist no no physiology
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is not racist it just
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is what it is i don't i don't make the rules um all right speaking of making
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the rules let's go through uh some topics what do we got today yeah yeah uh
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Intel 10 nanometer ice lake more delays
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delay until 2020. is Intel ever i don't know if this is more delays or a
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clarification on it previously i don't know if it's more delays on ice lake
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necessarily but Intel has definitely delayed some stuff over the last couple
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of years no but yeah yeah that's what i think this delay has already been like
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realized and we're being like okay this is the date that it's actually coming we
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knew it was delayed their stocks dropped seven percent today i think meanwhile
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AMD's picked up i think 17 yesterday speaking of the next topic AMD reports
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best quarterly profit in seven years which to be clear
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when your best quarterly profit like
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really only has to be like profitable you know
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it's good though it's good news it's good news uh there's a rumor uh NVIDIA
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next gen card details apparently leaking
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so jensen did go up on stage saying there's no new gaming graphics cards
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coming but uh usually when the leaks start coming this
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hard and this heavy that's an indication that what he said
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might have been a big fat um what's the word
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that is not no no i don't want to be disparaging uh oh big fat statement that wasn't
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entirely based on facts given that he's the ceo and he
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knows what's going on presumably yeah and have i allegedly
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ah yeah as long as we're throwing an allegedly i actually didn't realize that
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stephen colbert has been doing the allegedly thing like years before i
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started doing it oh really i thought that was our joke so did i yeah he does
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allegedly like all the time i don't have which is fine hbo i'm actually okay with
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coming up with the same joke as colbert and his writing staff sort of professionals and they have a
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very large writing style yeah uh i think that's all we need to call
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out yeah oh let's roll the intro boom oh where is it boom
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actually um actually
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it's new plus Linux or i've as i've been calling or whatever newsletter
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you saw you saw yeah sorry gnu you saw wendell's actually
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no i actually haven't yet it's open on my computer i haven't been able
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to watch it yet oh no he pulls in so busy we actually like scripted in a well
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actually and he like explains the whole gnu plus
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Linux blah blah blah thing it's it's it's pretty great and the funny thing is
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like there's gonna be Linux fanboys out there that are like yeah you tell them
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wendell but those are the same kinds of people that
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proudly refer to themselves as pc master race not realizing that that
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whole thing was a um
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was supposed to be a jab at the people who feel that like that's the whole
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origin of it was that it was like a uh oh man the words failing me escape
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escape no no not sarcastic not not uh
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oh i thought you were trying to say what the source was not facetious no i'm just
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i'm just trying to figure out what the satire yeah it was supposed to be a satirical thing like you were being made
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fun of um so so anyone who was like yeah you tell him wendell
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you were actually the butt of the joke
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i mean we actually talked about this while he was down here
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just like the biggest problem with Linux in a lot of ways
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this is the second time that i have heard about you independently having a
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conversation with him that mirrors an exact conversation that i had with him
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separately without either so he just
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happily went along with that happening twice so funny
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like the biggest problem is that
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when you love something so much and that's what a lot of the Linux community
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does they love Linux so much definitely and to be clear Linux is a good thing
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it's good good thing to love but when you love it so much that you can't see
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the flaws then that's where you start to make it hard for other people to share
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your love like he was installing something and i was like
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so no one's gonna put me in charge of Linux because
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no one is strictly speaking in charge of Linux um
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no one's gonna put me in charge but if i was in charge this whole nonsense where
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you go on like a github page copy a string of text and then paste that into
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like a terminal prompt to install software
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that's got to go that's super gotta go
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like how is this it's the year is 2018 the year is 2018 this is a
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graphical operating system for a lot of things there are more mainstream
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alternatives to that yeah there is like an app store style
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thing on many of the distros and you can install
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them because it's Linux if you're on a distro that doesn't natively have it i mean even the whole
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thing with there being so many different distros so if you're trying to i mean
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this is something that i was talking to one of the writers about in my office we
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were we were reviewing a script and we were just chatting about how frustrating it
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is to have to deal with product names that
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are all either very similar or the same so when you're trying to find
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information on a on like the macbook
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like the 20 i guess it was a 2015
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so if you don't oh yeah if you don't know to search for
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2015 macbook non-air or like whatever or like as a
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search provider don't like if you're google and you're trying
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to figure out what macbook someone is looking for they do a
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pretty good job they do a pretty good job but if they're trying to find like a
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fix for a weird bug or if they're trying to find something like a tear down or an
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upgrade guide or or a replacement part or something stupid like that
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how difficult that makes life i mean
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to the average person and i feel like
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that's another thing that a lot of the very techie community loses track of to
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the average person there is no awareness whatsoever that
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Linux is anything other than Linux they don't know arch devian
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cento they don't know any of that stuff it's just Linux so if you were to try to
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search how to install program in Linux we should try it let's let's do it right
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now how to install program in Linux i'm
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going to assume that there's going to be like alternate stuff all right here let's hold on the
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screenshot let's have the experience in bracket link bracket
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beginning which is pretty good a lot of people will be running this let's get let's give it a shot beginner geek how
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to install software on Linux works differently instead of visiting a
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website you'll usually need to grab the software from your Linux distribution
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software repositories with its package manager i'm already dead
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if i am if i no if i'm an average user i'm
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already like okay i'm done
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because but realistically that is saying like
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it's actually quite easy you're going to use the like app story kind of thing yes
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it's just like it's called package manager so people are automatically gone
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that's where you lose them from install software from your distribution's
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repositories ah i mean the the reality of it is is
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like we we we live in this sort of this bubble where we just kind of go well people
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should just people should just learn the lingo but it's funny because whenever you try
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it try stepping outside of your usual comfort zone which might be tech
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and go to a hardware store and shop for a tool
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or go to a makeup store and shop for makeup there's gonna be the the guys
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that know all the hardware stuff and are in this space and there's gonna be the people that know all the i should have
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said people for both i'm sorry don't don't be mad uh the the people 2018
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honest mistake sorry i
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the current year thing oh right oh jeez oh geez
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see the problem is that we're just used to old dogs means nothing just uh
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bulldogs can't learn new tricks like i try to say like five words and we've
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been here for a minute it's just getting i'm so sorry
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okay the the people that know both of those camps are gonna jump into chat and
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be like but i know both right but my point was to pick one that you don't
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that you don't know yeah you know walk into a textiles store
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like uh i don't know fabricana or something
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and and what you'll find is that quickly it
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becomes like 17 different words for plaid because they're technically
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a little bit different and that kind of stuff is actually not that simple
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or necessarily good use of your time to
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learn when all you need that piece of
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fabric for is to make a makeshift tablecloth yeah
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you know so you don't really care in that so if if all you really care about
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doing on your computer is reading your email you actually will never care what
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a distribution repository is and you will never care that you don't care and
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you know what that's actually fine because everybody has different
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interests you know there are actually i'm not going to get into like you know
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all the different words to describe wine because i could
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that would probably become a different conversation but look up look up uh two
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buck chuck winning the blind wine taste test competition because that is a
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hilarious thing that happened have you heard about this whole story i
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think you've told me about it in fact i think you've told me on WAN Show but
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we can we can we can let people we can let people tell us whether they want to
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hear it again or not yeah yeah um it's great you can you know what do the tldr
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do the tld so the tldr was there was a blind taste testing thing i don't
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remember if the people doing it were were people who were trying to become
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like wine reviewer people or if they were already wine reviewer people and
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they had a whole bunch of different values of wines and two buck chuck is
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you guessed it a two dollar bottle of wine and it won the competition because
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because wine is bs basically
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oh man in my in my opinion and apparently the blind taste test seems to
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agree with me but i have heard from some wine people that there's also examples
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of the other way so i don't know who knows um
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oh someone wants to know where to get my water bottle
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because it's huge amazon it's actually not that big but it's one of the vacuum
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what you need to do is just write Linus tech tips on it in black in all black
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and then just sell them we totally should except that by the time we marked
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these up even like enough to cover receiving them
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labeling them and then shipping them back out the door they'd be like 60
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water bottles i don't remember how much this one was
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it's like it's like 25 bucks or something like that 25 or 30 because
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it's vacuum sealed it's big it's got a nice wide mouth it's uh
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stainless um yeah i actually i'm very satisfied with this water bottle would
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happily endorse 10 out of 10. imagine this type of like print in black like
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all around the box that actually look pretty cool with like one little bit
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that just has like a safe zone around it it says oh we're working on some stuff have you
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seen the new uh the new concept for a new hoodie
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no but that's exciting yeah um it's
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okay once we matter like a lot more i want to get Floatplane hoodies so okay it's not
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um it's not like it's not like the wan
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hoodie like it's not necessarily a tech
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hoodie that's fine but it's way more modern in terms of
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like the design what
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well who cares if it's not final oh wow
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okay so a why are you whining about this nick i'm
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talking to nick up there he can hear me because he's streaming and b why are you
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watching the lan show at work okay do we watch podcasts while we're supposed to
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be working nick yeah that's what i thought
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um all right so let's i will i will respect his wishes
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at least until such time as he has provided me with a very compelling
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reason why uh why why i should why i
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should listen to him d s d s r
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d s r t f x geez man your name uh says
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then instead of calling it a package manager literally just call it the app
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store or the Windows store it's the same thing that's the point yeah but you can't do that yeah because like if you
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start calling your app store the app store apple is going to be down your
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throat and up your butt at the same time with their entire legal team but like
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you could call it something that would make sense and would be fine but they
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won't yeah and the other thing too is that it takes
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and it will probably hurt the Linux culture like people won't like it and it
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actually takes a lot of uh it takes a lot of branding it takes a lot of actual
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marketing to get people to to
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get comfortable with something like the number of times that people have to hear
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app store to suddenly have that be like that's the friendly sounding version
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instead of you know application marketplace or whatever yeah yeah but
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you could shorten that you go app marketplace like when google change or app market when google changed to play
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store yeah uh what was it called Android market before something like that that
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was a big deal yeah and and the stupid thing about it the
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stupid thing about it is here i am giving the tech community a hard time
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about not being accepting of friendlier ways of naming
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things and doing things but i had the exact same reaction when google called
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it the play store i was like mad
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i was like okay what was wrong with the way they did it before i don't i don't
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play an app if it's not a game
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that was seriously like pretty almost word for word that was what i said okay
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to be fair i literally remember this because we were both really angry about
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it and i think at that point in time what we were angry about was that i
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think we thought it was like just for games basically
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because it was actually kind of confusing when it first came out right
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so it had but it had apps at the time yeah the things that they didn't have
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yet was the the deep collection of movie
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music and music and tv show content that
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now in hindsight
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almost makes it look like google knew what they were doing with a branding
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thing but i'm afraid to i'm afraid to be too sure
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i'm afraid yeah because i don't i don't know
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um appstorant oh geez oh people are giving
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us suggestions the app store with a zero
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yeah i know right um the hack store no no no no
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the get app and go okay this is the problem with letting
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like when you let software engineers name things
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git stores that's that doesn't help that doesn't help at all
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get store no oh man apt store the apt
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store is not going to make it better the sudo store that no yeah well it would be
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sudo so okay actually okay you're more you're more in tune with the Linux
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community than me it's super user due but is it sudo or sudo do you pronounce
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it the way it's said a lot of people say pseudo but i think
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but isn't that short for sudafed like isn't that a problem but it's it doesn't
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matter what the like a lot of people it it is sudo but a lot of people say sudo
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like i say sudo but it's sudo okay so this is this is similar to the jif
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argument i think a little bit less so because
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that's just completely bs
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and this one is like it actually makes sense i don't say
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i don't know i mean this uh this show right now has pretty good graphics right
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now that's what i mean like you don't say it that way that's so dumb that
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makes no sense at all but it is actually super user due so that makes sense it's
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just kind of nicer to say pseudo we've got people
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who's who says uh oh i'm adam i can't read that
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it's pronounced hef
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sure yeah we should just go with if it's got a
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silent g i mean we'll follow the same rules that like modern graphics store
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that's what they should yeah modern parents right because it's just like no
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my son's name is steve and it's spelled it's got like a silent j in it or
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whatever and you're just like you know steve already had a perfect i'm
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sure i'm offending someone right now but this is like a delta steve already had a
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perfectly good spelling that everyone fully understood
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and was familiar with like you did not have to reinvent the wheel it's not one
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of those names like uh like Linus where no one knows how to spell it in spite of
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the fact that it is 100 perfect phonetically
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it's just people spell that wrong i have literally had my name spelled
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in front of me while i'm watching and i don't correct it because i don't care
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l-i-o-n-e-s-s
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and i'm just like is that a thing that makes any sense a
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lot of slot oh wait an eye like a lion a lioness i
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didn't hear the eye i thought it was lana in their defense i like lawness
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i've had l-i-n-i-s which could somewhat be
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justified i've had l-i-n-a-s line-ass
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okay yeah line ass wow but um
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nice
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i i forget where i was going jeez i so
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some people i worry with my first name sometimes when i was younger it happened
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a lot more often it doesn't happen very often now but if i was in quebec or something would happen all the time
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you see yeah because your last name is french i might get it
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if anyone spells it luc it's not their fault even remotely
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like i would expect more people to do it that way because of my last name it just
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doesn't happen that often line ass tech tips
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like the dirty tech tips um
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did you make that up yeah it makes it makes me just kind of tearful when i think about it yeah i don't know i don't
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Colton and i are gonna have to have some trouble colt and i are gonna have to have a chat
27:19
after the uh after the WAN Show today because oh crap i didn't have the
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madrina's thing up there you go fifty percent off padres coffee you get the
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point savage jerky okay so we have a problem
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here um my maple buffalo bacon is not here
27:35
there's nothing with maple or bacon so that's fine you know what i'm
27:40
actually gonna do the sweet so i don't think i've tried the sweet sriracha oh there is bacon okay
27:45
well uh you get original sure so there's a sweet sriracha barbecue and a sriracha
27:50
bacon i don't think i've tried this one so a savage jerky is made with the best
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ingredients without nitrates or preservatives their goal was to create a
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snack that's both full of flavor and not bad for you they've got 13 different
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flavors of jerky oh my mouth's watering including the
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sriracha bacon maple buffalo bacon oh the maple buffalo bacon not everyone
28:10
likes the maple buffalo bacon like i shouldn't endorse it too hard like order
28:13
flavors that sound good to you because i've given it to other people they
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weren't that into it but they've liked other stuff but i love it um and
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traditional they make barbecue sauce hot sauce hot sauce hot sauce and a spice
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rub they're a carolina reaper hot sauce
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this is one of the hottest peppers in the world the carolina reaper pepper
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and you can use offer code LTT to save 10 on all of their products
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yeah my favorite one is the mojo jalapeno and it's actually not bad
28:41
it's not yeah it's not like super sweet it's not like honey sweet like the um
28:45
like the maple buffalo honey i guess it's maple blue um
28:49
like the maple bacon but okay yeah that one's not bad actually
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and there you can check out Corsair strafe
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mk2 mechanical keyboard which was an update from their previous fan favorite
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comes in either oh mark ii ah i get it
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comes in either cherry mx red or cherry mx silent editions with red offering
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smooth and linear actuation while the silent dampens sound by 30 percent
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perfect for users who are streaming or who work in an office or who game
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late at night like next to someone who is sleeping
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they've both got 100 anti-ghosting with 104 key rollover to ensure that
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no matter how many limbs you use to mash on your keyboard all of your keystrokes
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will be fully registered and eight mags are built in storage to allow you to take all of your macro and more
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importantly RGB configurations with you on the go
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the top of the keyboard is a built-in usb passthrough that allows available port an available port from your pc to
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be passed through to your mouse smartphone flash drive or whatever and you can
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check it out at the link below to learn more which i don't know what the link is
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oh boy it's genie dot us slash small i small h big j small a big
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b so that was elegant or luke is going to play
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in a minute i'm like that's not going to work at all
30:08
wait wait wait wait what did he say no crap there you go there you go it's
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linked there we go fantastic all right do you want to do another
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topic four points we haven't done one yet no no let's do it let's do a topic
30:20
oh wait no scrap yard wars is on Floatplane yeah
30:23
um so if you're a fan of scrapyard wars
30:26
you're going to want to go over to Floatplane.com sign up for a subscription uh it's gone it's got
30:30
episode two already and then it's gonna get episode three on
30:34
saturday yep so that's gonna be good stuff you're
30:38
gonna want to check that out um have you been watching
30:41
i actually i'm not caught up right now
30:45
i know neither am i i know i'm halfway through the second episode so i've been
30:49
traveling and the waifu and i like want to get the popcorn and watch it together
30:53
so between between
30:56
the craziness that has been going on in terms of like work stuff at Floatplane
31:00
lately because there's fun things happening and wedding this weekend it's
31:05
been like wow oh yeah i will watch it aren't you like
31:08
the best man and stuff i am and i have a giant sword it's awesome
31:15
like actual though like it's made out of steel and stuff for what um is it like a
31:20
spoiler if you tell me or it's a little bit but i doubt anyone
31:24
that's gonna there's there's like okay so my parents
31:27
already understand it and the only other person that i know of that's gonna be there that's going to watch this already
31:31
knows the whole thing so best man is a bit of a truncation
31:36
it used to be best swordsman really and the idea was that the best
31:41
swordsman wasn't it wasn't your best friend it was the best person in your
31:45
circle of people at utilizing a sword
31:49
and it was for very practical reasons because back then you used to more or
31:54
less steal your wife
31:58
or someone might object to you marrying
32:02
that person because it might be in a form of trade i object and then schwing
32:07
let's go and it would be your best man as your
32:10
champion basically your best swordsman would be championing wow yeah
32:16
and back in the day you know how there's the
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ceremony then there's a reception there's there's actually quite a bit to it but you know how there's a ceremony
32:23
and then the reception this is just kind of a funny part during the reception the
32:27
bride and the groom would go off to consummate the marriage and they would come back and everyone would have dinner
32:31
it's not really how that works anymore i mean you could probably pull it off
32:35
like technically a lot of people go off to do a photo shoot that photo shoot
32:38
could be very naked it could it could it definitely could yeah it's just not
32:42
generally done anymore yeah yeah but at that time the best man
32:47
doesn't hang out with the other people the best man goes with the bride and
32:51
groom but not into the room he stands guard
32:54
outside the door he has to do that theoretically no
32:58
that's good the whole thing is more there as like a joe yes it would be um
33:03
but yeah you stand guard outside the door because until they've
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completed the the consummation the the marriage isn't final so someone might
33:12
try to come and steal the bride before that happens
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so you have to stand outside the door and guard them
33:20
there's a lot there's a lot more to it if you want to go down a really weird
33:24
path a very funny path of history you can look it up
33:28
but i'm bringing a sword kind of as a joke it's not like a super serious thing
33:34
yeah got it thank you for that that was
33:37
both disturbing and enlightening i appreciate it
33:40
all right so let's do a tech topic then uh cj09
33:44
beera posted this on the forum the original article is from
33:48
overclock3d.net but it looks like Intel may
33:52
have delayed 10 nanometer ice lake
33:57
what 20 20 wow dang i think it's 20 20 for server
34:01
and i thought it was 2019 for consumer something along those lines
34:06
here yeah we can have we can have a look at this here so someone in the chat said
34:10
swords are heavy luke yeah it's also um
34:13
if it's on the ground it goes up to here on me really it's it's anderil
34:19
it's the reforged sword it's aragon's blade from what are the
34:23
rings of course it is heck yeah and it's like full steel tang throughout
34:27
the entire thing it's not like you could sharpen it and it would be very very
34:31
real it's not sharp though okay
34:34
it's freaking sweet anyways
34:39
so um we're not getting ice lake and okay
34:44
whatever we're not getting until sometime
34:47
in 2020 i guess is the point so
34:51
Intel has already acknowledged oops Intel has already acknowledged that
34:56
they're going to lose some server market share to AMD and their epic architecture
35:00
are their epic processors based on their zen architecture
35:05
but this is looking pretty
35:09
pretty bad this gives AMD like a full looks like over two years to steal
35:14
market share from Intel and in the server space if AMD had a performance or
35:19
a cost advantage or even a significant technological advantage
35:24
for let's say six months or even 18 months
35:29
Intel probably wouldn't care because what a
35:32
lot of consumers don't realize is that the lead times on this kind of
35:37
technology these kinds of products and the development process is very long so
35:42
if Intel had a product that they were shipping let's say today right now mid
35:46
2018 that was serving the needs of their
35:50
customers reasonably well and AMD launched some kind of disruptive
35:54
technology today Intel is already working on like they
35:58
wouldn't have a roadmap for these processors if they weren't doing work on
36:02
them so they're already working on the tech that they're planning to launch in
36:05
2020. yeah now if AMD's compelling performance advantage
36:11
um got you know i.t departments or sysadmins or uh supercomputer architects
36:17
got them looking at it and Intel could say
36:20
hold on you know we're we're working on something by 2020 we'll be ready um here
36:26
we'll get you some stuff early so that you can make sure that you know you're
36:30
not delaying your project too much um inspect so you know how much the heat
36:35
you're gonna have to do so you can you can build out all that other stuff buy the cpus at the last minute will have
36:39
volume ramped up by that time something like 18 months for a project
36:44
like that wouldn't be an unreasonable amount of time to ask someone to wait
36:48
the problem is that AMD launched zen
36:51
what a year ago it's been a while it's been a while AMD launched then i think
36:55
it was about a year ago so now
36:58
AMD is in a position where they have a compelling offering
37:02
not just for a short period of time but for a long enough period of time that
37:08
the managers or the procurement officers or whoever's working on sourcing
37:12
slightly over a year ago for their server hardware has had a while to look
37:16
at it see some smaller deployments go out in
37:19
the field and start to build out a new large
37:24
project around it and then now that Intel's announcing remember we're a year
37:27
into this that there are going to be delays well now they're starting to look
37:32
you know unreliable whereas AMD has been
37:35
hitting their targets now to be clear epic's not perfect uh it
37:40
does have some issues virtualization on AMD's and architecture was a big problem
37:44
especially right at the beginning but Intel has its issues too and those are
37:49
the kinds of things that on a project by project basis depending on what you're doing with the systems might make you
37:53
lean towards one or the other the big thing here is that AMD looks
37:59
like a legitimate option
38:02
and looks like they've got an enough of a road map that
38:05
you might want to start planning long term around them so that is
38:09
really bad news because while Intel might be
38:12
pretty happy to collect you know 329.99 us from consumers for our core i7
38:19
they would much rather take 3299.99
38:24
from businesses for large orders of many xeons shipped on
38:30
pallets for uh you know large deployments that's
38:34
that's better business so even though it's smaller in terms of per unit sales
38:38
it is much larger in terms of the profitability because the difference in
38:42
cost between consumer silicon and
38:46
commercial silicon is not as high as you might think
38:51
interesting
38:56
um in other news this is posted by sc2 mitch on the forum and the original
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article here is actually from AMD themselves
39:04
bam Intel news release
39:07
AMD reports second quarter 2018 financial results revenue increased 53
39:13
year-over-year and gross margin expanded to 37 that means AMD is actually selling
39:20
products profitably uh we we actually i don't know if we
39:24
know how much of this um was buoyed up by the the mining craze
39:31
uh that has really slowed down significantly now yeah so uh
39:36
their net income for this reported quarter was 116 million dollars the
39:40
prior quarter was 81 million dollars that's both of those are really really
39:46
really great compared to where they're at a year ago which is where they had a
39:49
net loss of 42 million dollars so if you
39:52
consider the fact that they were negative 42 before
39:57
they're like 116. they're almost
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yeah they're they're almost at over 150 million
40:04
more than they would have been yeah i mean like it's it's actually quite quite
40:08
impressive so dr sue released a statement um we had an outstanding
40:11
second quarter strong revenue growth margin expansion and our highest quarterly net income in seven years
40:16
that's uh that's like ceo speak for
40:19
we made something people wanted to buy oh yes we didn't have to slash pricing
40:24
to get people to buy it this is great
40:27
um most importantly we believe our long-term technology bets position us
40:31
very well in the future we are confident that with the continued execution of our
40:34
product roadmaps we are on an excellent trajectory to drive market share gains
40:37
and profitable growth so if AMD manages to make their fabless strategy
40:42
successful um Intel
40:45
samsung i'm trying to think of who else will
40:50
actually be left who does both chip intellectual property and actual
40:56
manufacturing you're just trying to list uh fabs and i was like there's quite a
40:59
few no versus focusing on fabs like a global foundries or a tsmc
41:04
or focusing entirely on ip like someone like ARM ARM doesn't build their own
41:08
processors but of course they are doing
41:12
super duper well in the mobile age of of low power devices thanks to licensing
41:17
their their designs to other brands like qualcomm for example to produce
41:22
processors at an actual fab so qualcomm doesn't actually fabricate anything
41:26
either NVIDIA doesn't fabricate anything you've got some of the world's most
41:30
successful semiconductor companies that don't
41:33
actually manufacture semiconductors yeah does micron still make ssds um so micron
41:39
is in a partnership with Intel and they
41:43
do nand flash but i don't believe micron would actually
41:47
produce the cpus so that's
41:51
sort of different i i would say dram and nand flash
41:55
manufacturing are kind of separate from ic manufacturing yeah um
42:01
just because and i'm i'm just basing that on that i don't think there's
42:04
anyone other than Intel that actually does both no samsung samsung as well so Intel and
42:09
samsung are in both games but as far as
42:12
i know they're the only ones that are left in both crazy it's actually quite different
42:16
compared to like 10 years ago NVIDIA's next-gen card details so this
42:22
was posted by atlas wraith on the forum and sources of course wccf tax so yes
42:26
it's a rumor but they're saying it's an exclusive rumor oh man they've got one
42:31
of the star wars edition cards that looks like is that the yeah yeah one of
42:35
the star wars edition cards they're just using that as a placeholder that is not
42:38
probably what the card will look like is that why you're questioning if it was star wars or not oh i just uh no i was
42:43
looking at um i was looking at this here and i
42:46
couldn't remember if that was what it looked like but then i saw the
42:49
is the the kind of looks like rebel alliance but technically it's the
42:53
whatever the jedi order or something that was so
42:56
stupid that whole thing galactic empire and then jedi order
43:00
even though they never i i did like a whole i did like a whole thing i pulled
43:05
people into the boardroom and i got like a slide up and i was i was yelling about
43:09
it it was it was kind of a bit for a video
43:13
uh but it was something that like the inspiration for it came from so so i get
43:18
up and i'm like okay so here's the timeline all right here's where the jedi
43:21
order exists here's where the galactic empire exists and we've got about a
43:25
sliver of overlap where you could arguably say that they both existed but
43:30
they're never in direct conflict with each other none of this makes any sense
43:34
why are these the two teams who even knows what the jedi order is
43:38
from a mainstream standpoint who knows what this is so i kind of go off about
43:41
it and the inspiration was that um i was
43:44
i was working on the script with someone about something okay and i went off into
43:49
a tangent about this and they're like this is hilarious we should just work
43:53
this into the video i'll tell you now Linus so a month ago
43:59
uh the writer here usman prasada and oh
44:03
there's another co-writer co-writer hassan
44:06
mujtaba i did my best i talked about how aibs would be seated
44:11
with NVIDIA's next generation graphics cards probably based on the touring
44:14
architecture sometime in late august
44:18
let's not try and read the article let's look at our notes provided by james instead
44:23
the name also one random uh sorry star wars thing they're uh relaunching the
44:28
clone wars animated series we talked about it last week and i i said on the
44:31
show i was like luke's gonna be so disappointed that he's not here and so disappointed that they're just like
44:36
wrapping it up as a fan service thing yep right
44:40
not only are they just wrapping it up but i am both excited and scared as
44:43
freaking heck because i have not enjoyed the new star
44:46
wars stuff under disney so like oh geez
44:50
and then none of that was disney they asked clone wars immediately when they
44:54
bought it they axed it part way through a season like you can actually find you
44:58
can you can get the lost episodes i'm not gonna talk about this for too long i
45:02
swear you get the lost episodes which is like a few of the completed ones
45:06
from that season and then you can also find the art and some of the scripts
45:11
for the episodes that they like didn't really properly do at all you can find
45:14
like unanimated scenes and stuff and like if i was the the clone wars team
45:21
and disney came to me and was like yeah so we want to like close it out but like
45:26
here's how we're doing it what are the odds that assuming that you
45:30
have found work elsewhere because it's been a while now
45:34
what a couple of years now so assuming you've found work elsewhere what are the
45:37
odds that you just drop what you're doing and you come back
45:40
yes disney i will come in and i will i will do it your way like i i gotta i
45:44
gotta imagine that it's gonna be a slightly different team working on this
45:47
i okay so i don't know this this is an
45:50
assumption that i'm based i have no source for this i'm extremely unsure
45:54
this is beyond rumor but i think the clone wars team moved on to rebels
46:00
okay and then rebel the reason why rebels feel so different is because
46:03
rebels has a lower target audience not because it's necessarily a different
46:06
team but i could be completely wrong about that
46:10
so aggressively don't quote me on that but
46:13
i think they might have at least the core people still around
46:17
all right so here's what's going on with NVIDIA's new lineup
46:21
wow this could actually be very bad news so
46:25
they are apparently they haven't decided on the naming which might not seem like
46:28
it matters that much because ultimately who cares is about FPS
46:32
but as a general rule it's not a terrible idea
46:36
when you create a product to have the name kind of make sense yeah um
46:41
um and with a graphics card really the main thing that we expect a name to tell
46:45
us is where does its performance fall in relation to other cards
46:50
so apparently they are actively considering suffixes like xxx five
46:57
for example uh gtx 1175
47:02
yeah um or gtx 2070 or 2075. now
47:08
that alone doesn't sound like that big of a deal unless the kinds of suffixes
47:13
they're considering are like 10 something five
47:18
where it's possible that we might get gpus that don't actually perform that
47:23
dramatically different from this gen now i don't think they would
47:28
like they've done that sort of thing before like the 275 launched way after
47:32
the 260 and the 280. yeah but that was similar architecturally i don't see them
47:36
launching a new architecture without giving it a clear new series but if they
47:40
used numbers that kind of seemed like it positioned them between older cards
47:45
i don't know if it would uh i don't know if it would surprise me
47:48
that much either because you got to remember if NVIDIA holds true to the
47:51
pattern that has been true since the gtx 680 we are not getting big touring
47:58
at the initial launch we are getting mid-sized turing so
48:02
a gtx uh 1080 ti is a very different card from a
48:07
1080. they they are they are they're more different than a 1080 and a 1070
48:11
are that's the way it works now 1080 ti is a big chip and 1080 and 1070 are both
48:18
step down mid-sized chips so we are getting the new generation mid-chip
48:23
which i don't know may or may not actually perform any better than last gen big
48:27
chip we're going to actually make a uh compensator
48:32
i don't know if we get a new big chip because we we kind of skipped three
48:37
sort of didn't we sort of i think so there wasn't a usually there's like a
48:41
very opportune moment well there's no four-way sli anymore yeah so that
48:45
doesn't help yeah well like isn't there for specifically
48:49
benchmarking reasons i always hate it when people do that though maybe but
48:52
it's really dumb stupid so that is cool
48:56
apparently it will initially have three power brackets 120 watt 150 watt 180 watt what's
49:02
interesting about that is NVIDIA has over the last
49:05
several years anyway gone with a staggered rollout for their
49:09
new lineup oh that piece was a little spicier oh
49:12
i'm fine one time the sweet sriracha yeah that
49:16
piece was a little bit on the spicier side it's good though actually
49:20
um so they've gone with a very staggered rollout so they've gone like okay here's
49:24
the high end then they're like wait a couple months okay here's the next one wait a couple minutes here's the next
49:28
one uh that allows them to kind of stretch out their pr coverage um yeah
49:33
keeps people from kind of getting bored of like this wave of gps news gives us
49:37
more stuff to talk about and then nothing for two years you know yeah um
49:42
but what this sounds like is that at 120
49:45
150 180 watt they might be doing a broader refresh and the reason for doing
49:50
that might be that AMD is actually relatively competitive at the 120 watt
49:55
TDP range so they might want to just go you know what forget it let's just go
49:58
bump and make life very very difficult for
50:03
our one competitor in the space all in one go
50:08
very interesting it is rumored that 1080 tim msrp will
50:11
drop by 100 and 1080 msrp will drop by 50 bucks this is also a solid indication
50:17
that the upcoming 1180 and 1170 i'm just using those as
50:22
placeholders um don't really perform that amazingly
50:27
differently than the ones that they are replacing yeah
50:31
we'll see
50:34
but potential price drops on 1080 ti and 1080. yeah that's never a bad thing
50:38
which happens pretty much every time it is never a bad thing we actually filmed
50:42
our macbook pro 2018 video today um so
50:46
there's gonna be more detail about this and that but
50:49
it looks like the throttling for the macbook pro has been fixed in macOS so
50:54
it came as an update to high sierra 10.13.6
50:58
and they have issued an apology to consumers who experience less than
51:01
optimal performance on their new 2018 machines
51:06
now they said that this was a firmware patch i'm missing the digital key issued
51:11
with this update but Anthony's testing shows no performance change in Windows
51:16
after downloading and installing this so it seems like it didn't actually make any changes to firmware and we'll talk
51:20
in a little bit more detail about that in our macbook pro video
51:24
oh facebook facebook stock crashed harder than any
51:29
stock has ever crashed before
51:32
this is posted by sc2 mitch on the forum
51:36
they were apparently sued today over a disappointing earnings announcement okay
51:40
i didn't know about that wow but it resulted in the loss of 120 billion
51:44
dollars of shareholder wealth making it the biggest one-day loss in u.s market
51:50
history apparently zuckerberg went down like two spots on the world's richest
51:53
list or something really yeah um have you heard of okay this is
52:00
i do not recommend going there
52:04
i would never recommend going there and it takes a bit of uh
52:10
willingness to read terrible horrible things
52:14
uh to be able to go there but there is a subreddit called wall street bets
52:19
and it's it's based around like all all stock investments is
52:24
essentially betting right but this is based around like hardcore
52:28
betting and their idea isn't like i'm going to invest so i can have a good a
52:32
good life leading forward their idea is like i'm gonna yolo so that hopefully i
52:36
either get a yacht or nothing and like some dude is 20 and made like
52:42
500 000 off shorting facebook
52:46
and he posted about it there there's also a dude who
52:50
had a 50 i think it was a 55 000 portfolio and it went down to 1.2 grand
52:55
because of this it's a really interesting read right now
52:59
just fair warning it gets pretty brutal
53:02
in in the comments and stuff so just if you have a weak stomach for people being
53:06
being vicious don't go there but it's really interesting seeing people who
53:11
bet super hard on stocks and then something like this happens and just
53:15
seeing what happens people losing their entire savings
53:20
people being completely set up for the entire rest of their life just like
53:25
it's every single threat is like whoa so
53:28
it's like a live stream of the high roller you know uh roulette table yeah pretty
53:33
much it's crazy it's a very crazy uh yeah
53:38
here's a rumor this was posted by aluminium tech on the forum and the
53:41
original source is nine to five google fortnite is coming to Android but it is
53:46
rumored that it will be a samsung galaxy note 9 exclusive what at first
53:52
they must have paid so much for that so
53:56
apparently it's going to be uh so the uh
53:59
note 9 which is set to be announced on the 9th of august with pre-orders on
54:03
august 14th and public availability on august 24th
54:07
looks like it's gonna have fortnite exclusively for a month and there's a
54:10
thread about this on the forum where people are like oh
54:14
what are they you know are they stupid they think people are gonna buy a phone just over a game uh
54:18
yeah oh yeah absolutely it's like people are
54:22
criticizing samsung okay you can criticize samsung all you want but
54:25
they're saying that samsung is stupid for doing this no and depending how much
54:28
they paid which i don't know depending how much they paid this might
54:32
be actually brilliant it's not inherently stupid it
54:35
could be stupid it could be stupid yeah like if they paid way too much money
54:39
maybe it's stupid but and remember this is a company that buys super bowl ads so
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you know if they paid a hundred million dollars this is a far better promotion
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than a super bowl ad if you want my honest opinion and one you were just talking about like it might actually
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influence their decisions think about if you're on a contract how subsidized your
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phone is it's just a bit of money right so it's it's probably like 150 decision
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but they're all gonna be about 150 bucks or zero dollars you pick this phone
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you get uh you get fortnite and you get
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the decision between wireless akg
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headphones which is sweet yeah you should probably go with that unless
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you're a crazy fortnite fan the other option is a hundred to a hundred dollars
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worth of v bucks 100 250 yeah sorry um and the thing the
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other thing you got to remember is that fortnite has an enormous fan base so you
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you've got friends that work at like mobile gaming companies right yes what
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do you remember talking i know you've talked to them about it but do you remember what they said was the
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percentage of the users that are your whales oh i don't remember the exact
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number but it is very very small so
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like less than one percent so when you've got hundreds of millions of users
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though and you've got these whales that might
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spend hundreds of dollars a month on the game to imagine that they might run out
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and buy a phone so that they can play the game that month oh it's no question
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remember they get a phone yeah i mean usually when they spend a couple hundred
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bucks on this game they don't even get a phone yo i got a phone
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cool like that is a no-brainer for the kind
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of people that are spending lots and lots of money on digital
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content for games like fortnite so oh yeah they're gonna sell some phones
56:16
don't kid yourself uh okay last topic for today apple will
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fix devices damaged by japanese floods for free apple is buying themselves some
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free positive publicity and uh hey that's a good thing one quick thing i'm
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going to step in here with you just mentioned the like tiny percentage of
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your users uh are the whales there's a there's a
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really amazing story uh kevin lee co a
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45 year old man from rockland california pled guilty to charges of wire fraud and
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money laundering having been caught stealing 4.8 million dollars from his
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employer between 2008 and 2015 uh
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one million dollars of which
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he spent on game of war the mobile game
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one thing that blows my mind about this is imagine literally how many times he
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would have had to click to buy something to spend a million dollars
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like it literally would have been tiresome to like
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spend that much money on in-game currency i'm surprised he didn't manage
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to lose his job given how much time he was clearly spending playing game of war
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yeah i mean okay no no i'm sorry i mean i'm sure he lost his job ignoring the
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money laundering all that kind of stuff yeah it's like what was this guy even
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getting done all day clearly nothing
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a million dollars on game of war oh my goodness so crazy all right so um this
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was posted by red round two on the forum and apple has announced that it will repair any iphones macs ipods or ipads
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hey the ipod owners are getting some love that's nice that were directly damaged by the
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devastating heavy floods that swept through japan this month well that's cool the flooding has caused hundreds of
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deaths and the support goes against apple's standard repair policies which
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strictly exclude water damage um so almost all of apple's main product
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lines are eligible but accessories are not included and proof of ownership may
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be required that's fantastic way to go apple that's very cool that's probably
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gonna cost them a lot of money yeah love to hear that though speaking of things i
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love to hear i'd love to hear that uh
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that's it for this week i'm gonna go home oh you're gonna enjoy my weekend
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we've got a place in badminton yeah yeah not this weekend but yeah very soon not
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fine also i need to fix my back first and my ARM what'd you do with your back
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and your ARM when are you not broken my knees are basically fixed no that's
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not my point it was great my knees are almost fake so my lower back i think
58:33
it's my chair i've ordered a new chair okay the vlog we're still using that
58:37
horrible like i don't like spending money you told me
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you were gonna order a new chair
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it has been ordered literally shut up you told me you were gonna order a new
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chair literally before Floatplane was founded
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yeah before that project was even started so that probably was like
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mid-2016 yeah yeah a little bit yeah
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i ordered it now though it's showing up on august 6. i'm excited
59:04
what'd you get it's i don't want to talk about it is it expensive it's very
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expensive is it herman miller yes
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i talked to a whole bunch of ergonomic experts i talked to because my like oh
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there's a history of back problems in my family too so i want to like solve it
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and that's part of the reason why it took me two and a half years to order it
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because i've kind of known the one that i should order for a long time
59:29
it's not the it's not the main one it's not the one most people buy but this is
59:33
the what the chair you'll use for the rest of your life right it has like a 25
59:37
year warranty or something like it's supposed to i mean i'm a firm believer
59:41
in buying one nice thing once yeah so the number of times that i have not
59:46
upgraded my wireless router since i spent a thousand dollars on a
59:50
ruckus access point has probably
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gotten me about a third of the way there so far yeah
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and i plan to continue to use that ruckus access point for many years
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because even though there are new wireless standards coming that will be
60:03
faster the devices that i'll be able to afford
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will if i were to buy something enterprise tier
60:11
will be consumer grade and they're going to have other issues and quite frankly i get so
60:16
on my blade stealth i was transferring files to my nas at 46 megabytes a second
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yeah on my access point at home uh two nights ago
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that is good enough for me on wi-fi if i need faster than that i will plug into a
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network connection and i will get 10 gig because
60:33
you know yolo or whatever um so i'm a firm believer if you're going
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to use something for long enough that you would have replaced it multiple
60:42
times with commodity garbage in the time that you use it then i consider that a
60:46
solid investment because you also have to pay yourself for the time that it
60:49
takes to go and buy a new chair several times assemble it go
60:54
shop for it figure out that you're missing a stupid bracket go back to the
60:58
store and go to the bracket wall and find the right stupid bracket then take
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it home like there's there's overhead associated with
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dealing with buying stuff even uh the biggest one i would even say is shopping
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down time oh yeah down time's up because if your
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router goes down especially for someone like you yeah like you just did the you did the angry
61:17
jaw movement and the eye roll like that's it's a problem it could be very very
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impactful like i might not be able to get work done or i might be live
61:25
streaming at my house or something back in those days anyway if my router went
61:29
down i would live here until i got a new one which would be the next morning
61:33
because i would need one immediately like it's
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so that's it for winchell thank you guys for tuning in
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we will see you again next week we are actually going to be discussing
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moving wind show to youtube whoa yeah
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maybe we should talk about it on the lan show next week we'll maybe do some pros
61:53
and cons we'll talk to the twitch audience let's see what they think what about mirrored um so is that like
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against everyone's policies i think so kind of it depends it depends all right
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all right see you guys bye