The WAN Show - The Last Show Before We Leave - May 6, 2016
Linus Tech Tips
·Linus Tech Tips
·2017-05-06
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11,320 words · ~56 min read
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and i think we're live welcome friends
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to the WAN Show i've got an unfortunate
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i think this might be the least sexy co-host
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that i've ever had but he's all like cool and helmeted and
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stuff so i thought you know what the hey i'll let uh
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darth generic stormtrooper or whatever you know what let's just assume this is
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this is finn and not just any storm trooper so there you go finn will be
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co-hosting the uh the show with me today um i had to ditch the waifu and
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the fact that luke is not here is
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a hint at some insight into one of the
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topics for today so our main topics are
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ibm putting a quantum processor in the cloud that is the figurative cloud they
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did not put a quantum processor in a cloud which would be cool too
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arguably lyft is planning to pick you up in a self-driving electric car within a
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year not you specifically but someone uh what else we got here oh china bans
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erotic banana eating live streams which i think
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basically means that uh
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the lan show wouldn't be allowed to be brought broadcasted in china
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or i should
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okay ice sorry bye ice and NVIDIA's past
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pascal gaming gpus are rumored to be announced today at 6 00 p.m
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so uh that would be where luke is yes friends
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we are going to have a pretty good show today but first
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the intro with no technical difficulties whatsoever
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uh
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lynda.com it's like all the og sponsors today
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let's see who was first i think oh i might have even done them
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in order i'm actually not sure
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all right guys so welcome to the show i think what
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we're gonna do first i've actually invited just anyone who wants to
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uh except that guy mark not invited not
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invited to join me on the show you guys are gonna meet mark pretty soon we've
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got a video coming where i do some cabling upgrades in my house and i have
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a real live contractor who knows how to use tools
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come and help me with it by which i mean i hired
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him to do it for me and then i pretended i knew what i was talking about and i
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just repeated what he told me off camera too anyway the point is uh you'll meet
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him soon enough he's getting enough screen time for now i think he's just
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coming to take take my money for for that job that he did uh but i've invited
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anyone from LMG to come on to the show so if you guys have any special requests
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you can let me know in the twitch chat where i will promptly ignore it because
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uh quite frankly the twitch chat is um
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pretty pretty hard for me to monitor
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at this point it moves so fast these days
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uh so let's start with our first topic here this was posted by blizzard angle
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on the forum and the original source here is from research.ibm.com
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ibm announced on may the 4th that is to
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say star wars day that they are making a
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super conducting quantum processor
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available over the internet and my friends does it really get much
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cooler than that i don't think it does
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the point of that actually hold on first but first oh i've been waiting for an
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opportunity to uh to do this for a while but first
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don't let me explain quantum computing to you let's have my prime minister explain
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quantum computing to you guys here hold on let me just uh go back to the time
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stamp here so justin trudeau this was we actually talked about this on the wen
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show a while back this is this is old news but for those of you who aren't
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familiar with quantum computing here we go
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but most of you normal computers work either there's power going through a
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wire or not it's one i realized just now i i can't hear him so i'm gonna have to
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just kind of guess at when he's done so or a zero they're
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binary systems uh what quantum states
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allow for is much more complex information to be encoded into a single
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bit regular computer bit is either a one or a zero on or off and quantum state
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can be much more complex than that because it's more complex than that
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particle and wave at the same time and the uncertainty around quantum
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states uh allows us to encode more information into a much
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smaller computer so uh that's what's exciting about quantum computing and
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that's that kind of looks like a conclusion there are there are trying all good there you go so that's
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if my scene will change that's quantum computing in a nutshell that's why we
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care very cool stuff especially for you know
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complex modeling types of equations like they're not going to solve 2 plus 2
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equals 4 faster but if you're looking at modeling a weather system for example
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quantum computing is going to be the cat's pjs
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so what they're what they're providing here
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is five qubits with the goal today being
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to get people to start thinking quantum to start thinking about how a quantum
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computer works because sure you can create all the hardware in
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the world that you want you can say okay we're going to build you know like your
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Intel or AMD AMD did it first with the dual core processors we're we're going
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to build this dual core athlon 64x2
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and then it landed on the scene
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and no one was ready for it no one was ready for i mean at that time you know
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we're talking about consumer grade applications no one was ready for a consumer grade application to have more
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than two processing cores to
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to use power from so
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many of the early reviews of athlon 64x2s
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especially because benchmarking was limited to single threaded benchmarks in
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most of the case in those days many of the early reviews said yeah like it's
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cool but it's really expensive and the performance benefit doesn't necessarily
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justify it but the problem the problem that i've always had with the way that
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benchmarking is done and i don't have a solution unfortunately is that it's done
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in a vacuum it's done scientifically it's not done on a dirty operating
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system that has you know mcafee and norton running in the
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background you know the kind of thing where you'd roll into grandma's house
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and be like crying out loud grandma can you stop installing this stuff
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please um where a dual core even then would
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have made a huge like enormous difference
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so here we're talking about that at a much earlier stage in the game where not
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just consumers because quantum computers are
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years and years and years and years away from being used by consumers but even
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like even researchers have to start thinking about completely different ways
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to approach their programs in order for a quantum processor to even
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perform optimally and we're not even talking optimally yet we're talking
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about to have any advantage over a classical processor so moving from
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single to dual core was enough of a paradigm shift that it's taken oh i
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don't know 10 years to catch up quantum
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whole other can of beans so uh here i'm just going to pop up the original
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article here from from ibm's website so here's where they're kind of talking
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about it here's where you can sort of learn about stuff careers they just they
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want people thinking about this they want people practicing they want people
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learning the portal is called the ibm quantum
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experience it includes tutorials and a visual programming interface users can
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learn about algorithms and perform real quantum operations on the five qubit
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chip the chip is housed at ibm's watson facility and ibm's aim is to have the
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chip available 24 7. so it's part of a
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family of super conducting quantum processors that have their qubits
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arranged in lattices instead of a line which means absolutely nothing to me i'm
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sorry but that is a little bit that is a little bit over my head but in a
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nutshell this offers better connectivity between qubits for error correction so
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instead of having to go for if you need to talk between this one and this one
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instead of going through everyone they're connected in more like a like a
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web so jay gambetta manager of the theory of
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quantum computing and information group at ibm says access to the chip will be free
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but not frictionless we don't want a billion bots launching
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things and stopping real people from wanting to use it i mean
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i don't know anyone who would want to do something like that but uh
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you know so the group is developing a system that
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will assign coins to different types of users to grant access
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pretty freaking cool but actually in
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terms of what will change your life in the next year in a more sort of dramatic
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fashion um this next bit of news is is cooler from
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from like my perspective like how does this help me
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so the original article here is from jalopnik.com i'll go ahead and pull this
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up but the plan is to have lyft
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be able to pick you up in a self-driving car within a year and as
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always the headline is a little bit sensationalist we actually don't have a
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ton of information in terms of what the rollout's going to look like but what we
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do know is that gm and lyft are collaboratively testing a fleet of
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self-driving chevy bolt electric taxis and will be doing so within a year so
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general motors invested 500 million into lift earlier this year and this program
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will rely on technology being acquired as part of gm's separate one billion
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dollar planned purchase of cruise automation inc
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many details still to be worked out according to a lift executive and will
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include customers in a yet to be disclosed city so no unfortunately lyft
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isn't just like suddenly going hey buh-bye drivers and
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it was great how you drove those cars for us thank you very much and you know
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wholesale replacing every single car that they have on the road that is not
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how it's going down it's going to be a pilot program that they're going to be
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testing presumably in a city that will give them a permit to do this i mean if
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i had to guess i would say something like san francisco because that's where
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all of this crap happens you know where you could get i i think the first
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grocery delivery uh service was was uh
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introduced there if i recall correctly oh please don't
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quote me on this one but i think amazon prime rolled out in san francisco first
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i'm sure twitch chat is going to correct me if i'm wrong but it feels like they get all the cool pilot programs whereas
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vancouver still doesn't have uber or lyft at all because of the taxi cab
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mafia thanks for that you guys
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um so for more details on the bolt in case you guys are curious about it we
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actually did a video from the new york auto show our 2016 new york auto show a
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couple of months back but in a nutshell it'll be priced as low as 30 000 after
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u.s federal tax credits it's coming in late 2016 it actually looks pretty cool
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and it's estimated to have more than 200 miles of range so that would be what uh
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one like it's like 1.4 or something so
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like almost 300 kilometers i don't know don't quote me on that either so more
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than 200 miles of range it'll fully charge in nine hours with their 240 volt
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charger and the batteries located under the cabin floor a lot of a lot of
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automakers were showing off their new
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different innovative ways to store the batteries in these cars that would help
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lower the center of gravity and improve fuel economy so uh getting it getting it
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lower or positioning it closer to the middle of the car i believe it was oh
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crap who was this volvo yes volvo had a car that they were
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showing that had the battery actually positioned kind of in this in the center
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console what would normally be dead space
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pretty freaking exciting i mean
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i'm still kind of
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skeptical like i i don't
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like as much as it cool as it is as you know that in one city and one pilot
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program some lift cars which by the way you will be able to opt in or out of you
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can say hey no i want a driver behind the wheel or hey no it's cool um like as
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interesting as it is as some that some of the fleet of one city probably won
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we'll we'll have these driverless cars i think we're still a long way away from
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that being rolled out more widely in more cities and
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even further away from that being something that's feasible for a person
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to actually buy or a person to even be allowed to buy because not only would
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these electric cars have to be validated for a specific
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city where you you know they're gonna have to be like obsessively updating the
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maps for example but they would have to be suitable for driving from a city to
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another city and in between and not screwing up so
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i don't know man i've seen some pretty impressive cameras
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on cars but i haven't seen any as good as my eyes yet which is one thing that
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worries me a little with that said my eyes don't have radar so there's uh
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there's plenty of advantages to the computer as well maybe i'm just being an
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old person who you know is afraid of technology that's a possibility
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um ah shoot i had wanted to see if you guys
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were gonna correct me on the whole san fran getting all the all the legit
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uh all the legit demos here
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but uh no i just see a bunch of comments like
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don't quote him on anything it's like why does anyone even why does
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anyone even watch this show and what's with all the numbers like what are you
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people even doing people are just posting a bunch of numbers is it like how old i'm supposed
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to be i see numbers like 98 which i am which i am not which i am not that not
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that old all right let's move into our next topic here
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oh this okay
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now there's been a lot of upset and
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justifiably so from the enthusiast community as well as just general
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consumers about microsoft getting more
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and more aggressive about their push for
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Windows 7 Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 users to upgrade to Windows 10.
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it went from being something that you basically had to force manually with
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like i forget if it was like registry edits
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or like command line nonsense but but i but i've done it to something that um
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was pretty easy to access it was just kind of always there in the bottom to
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something that just installed itself
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as a normal Windows update without you really asking for it and now the free
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upgrade from Windows 7 and up is going
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away it is official july 29th is the
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last day for your Windows 10 free upgrade which means sometime in the next
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couple of months here we're going to have to run around the office and find
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out if there's any machines on shelves anywhere that still are running Windows
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Windows 7 or Windows 8 and make sure that we get those upgrades processed
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because starting on july 30th you're going to have to pay
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119 us dollars for Windows 10 they're
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going to start asking you to pay for it which raises the question by then will
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they have fixed the fundamental problems with Windows 10 like the start menu not
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working and the search not working oh man i
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posted uh this was a post i made on twitter a while ago where i searched for
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i forget what it was i think it was like internet or like microsoft or something
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it was like it was like microsoft's own stuff and as i typed the suggestions got
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just completely changed completely changed even though the things i was
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typing in could have easily corresponded to any of the things that it suggested
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it was just it was just bizarro land the kinds of results that i was getting and
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it still does that you know if you type inter
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and let's say you have you know some old interplay game on your computer i don't
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even know if they made pc games not the point or you have internet explorer
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and you when you put in i n it might bring up one of them and you put in the t it might bring up only the other one
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it's like what are you even doing um
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so maybe july 29th is the last day that
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i'll have to deal with clicking the start menu and having it like pitch for
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three seconds before it actually uh before it actually starts up so the
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original poster of that topic on the forum was good bytes
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and the original article here is from thewindows.com
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blog Windows 10 now on 300 million active devices free upgrade offer to end
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soon because there is some uh some other news to go along with this here
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uh let's see we're seeing people at homes at schools at small businesses and
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at large companies and other organizations adopt Windows 10 faster
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than ever and use Windows 10 more than ever before
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which is a funny statement because how could you not use Windows 10 more than
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ever before it didn't even exist
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sometimes i wish this was more like a radio show where i had like sound effects on like a sound board that i
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could play i could be like cricket sound yeah
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sup oh cool okay i don't have a close-up camera oh
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it's okay you guys can kind of see this from here so we actually just got hey uh
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hey jakey uh how much was that flir sample they
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sent us no no the other one
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yeah okay so it is it pronounced flir fleur
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okay whatever the thermal camera guys fleur so uh Jake our part-time intern
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guy uh it's okay i don't need it it's fine um he's not actually an intern he's
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he's our part-time guy he's a student anyway he has been working on organizing
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the warehouse and more recently uh working on some cool concepts for new
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content so he's like hey you guys have never done anything with thermal cameras
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before and i kind of went uh-huh
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and he's like we should do that i'm like okay
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so get on it man come on let's go so he
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reached out to see i don't even know
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fleur thank you reached out to fleur and got samples of their iphone thermal
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camera so um or sorry they're mobile thermal
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cameras one for iphone one for Android so you can see this is uh this is a shot
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of uh is this your laptop this is a shot of uh nick's nick's
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laptop his work laptop uh that shows exactly how hot the various parts of it
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are running and fleur actually agreed
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temporarily they're not letting us keep this one so those are a few hundred bucks a pop and we can use them in
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things like case reviews laptop reviews all kinds of
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cool stuff but they actually sent us for comparison's sake
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they're 7 000 professional grade one so Jake's
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actually going to be working on like an overall video talking about their
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thermal camera sort of ecosystem and what these things are used for and like
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trying them out and it should be actually a pretty cool pretty cool little piece of content i'm pretty
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excited about it and so is he because he's spending all of his time today with
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it instead of actually doing all the crap he needs to do thanks Jake
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anyway uh back to the back to the Windows 10
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not being free anymore um so some more examples of microsoft no i'm just
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bugging you some more examples of microsoft's awesome stats on Windows 10
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that aren't necessarily that meaningful over 63 billion minutes were spent in
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microsoft edge in march alone
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i mean were they loading pages in edge
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did they accidentally leave it running in the background while they used a real
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web browser i don't know
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there's 50 growth in minutes since the last quarter
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cortana has helped answer over 6 billion questions since launch
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9 billion hours of gameplay on Windows 10 since launch
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apps that come with Windows 10 including photos groov music and movies and tv are
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seeing millions of active users each month yeah that's because people accidentally click on them okay
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this actually leads me pretty well into a into a Windows 10 rant here let's go
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ahead and screen share with me all right so
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okay let's open this this is going to open in
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that stupid worthless photos app here i'm just going to move myself out of
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here uh oh did that work hold on
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there we go all right so this is me creating a WAN Show thumbnail
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so scroll wheel
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doesn't zoom why would scroll wheel not zoom
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why would that be okay
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back button and forward button does not go
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to the previous and the next and the next
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picture
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who thought that that was an improvement
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who i want a name i want a name for the person who thought
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that the back button and forward button on the mouse which has existed for 10
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years or something like that for who thought that that should do
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nothing in the photos app
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because they're dumb and that's dumb it's unbelievably bad
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design for that to do a completely different
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thing in the photos app than it does
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anywhere else on your computer unreal
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while i'm at it you know what you know what while i'm at it i got i got another
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Windows 10 ramp for you guys okay this is this is one oh man this one just
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this one just grinds my gears um so let's say for example i search for
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all right yeah here let's just do a search i'm going to try not to i'm going
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to try not to like break anything here all right so i got
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to get rid of myself again here okay so i'm gonna search search for terrible
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okay let's search for terrible and search is like by and large pretty
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function that seems to be trying to function right now
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by and large i have i don't have too many complaints about the Windows explorer search i mean especially given
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this is an SSD we're talking about i don't necessarily think this should be
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taking as long as it is but uh
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okay this is this is taking a while um that
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was not my intent okay let's just interrupt that let's search for terrible
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all right working on it
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geez i mean they're making it too easy for me
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right now like this is a
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solid state drive i don't even have that much stuff on here i mean what could
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possibly have a perfect a perfect match
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for for terrible there we go there we go terrible selfie all right there it is
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okay so
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this particularly bothered me the other day when i was searching for a folder
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name and it brought up it brought up like
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folder under folders it brought up things that weren't folders
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and i was like oh that's that's awful okay so oh shoot
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this demo isn't going to work because i didn't bring up i didn't actually search
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for a folder okay okay okay hold on i will get this right i will get this
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right okay there we go so let's let's search for
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let's search there let's search for help help help that's what i need i need help okay
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here we go so if i open up this
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and i go back i would expect that to take me to my search results that is an
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expected behavior if i open up this folder
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and i go up folder
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why would that take me to search results
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so i go back that takes me back why would that take me to search results i
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said up directory not so it takes i think it
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takes me to a search for help in a higher directory or some stupid thing
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like that it's unbelievable how non-functional
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the up directory thing so so if you find like a folder within a folder somewhere
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on your computer you actually have to right click
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open folder location and then you can do it
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why would i open a folder and then want to navigate back to my search result if
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i want to do that i'd say back not up directory they are distinctly different
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functions and they should be treated as such so there
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those those are my rants a search result is
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not a directory and whatever the last thing i said was that made me really mad
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apparently taryn just showed up on stream i didn't even
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notice him i was busy being angry about Windows 10
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and uh and i i got distracted all right well anyway um i guess this is uh this
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is a very directly related news story originally uh the original article is
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from theverge.com microsoft is removing the nagging Windows 10 upgrade
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notifications soon and by soon i think they mean uh july
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29th yes so there you go
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so basically they're going to end the annoying prompts to upgrade when it is
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no longer an option to upgrade i think we could have probably figured that out
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on our own but thank you the verge um for for that little article
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thank you that was much appreciated 39 comments on that article that's that's
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good okay so speaking of comments i'm sure you
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guys are gonna have a lot of comments on this next one the original article here
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is from thebc.com actually i think technically it's
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bbc.com not thebc.com i take no responsibility if the bbc.com is like
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thebearbutclub.com or something like that i can't prevent you from going there but
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i also won't recommend it so china bans
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erotic banana eating live streams
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the chinese authorities do not want suggestive
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banana eating to be featured online now
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i remember the outrage slash relief when twitch
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got hold on a second why am i streaming at 7
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20 60 FPS i changed it before the stream to 10
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whatever nothing i can do about that now anyway
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i remember the outrage slash relief
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when twitch banned i think it was cleavage
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cleavage and i think uh bear shirts anyway they they they tightened up their
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their sort of what constitutes nudity guidelines but this
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this raises a lot of questions i mean how do you
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how do you determine the difference between
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erotically eating a banana and eating a banana does the rule apply to eating i
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don't know say a raw potato like if i were to you know
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seductively you know chew on this phone
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like is that is that not okay in china i i have no
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idea apparently just shirtless is banned so cleavage is still okay i i
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don't know um i'm actually i'm not sure what the
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rules are on twitch i just keep all my clothes on and we don't have any problems i don't have them
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my old like partner partner manager of contact is apparently like a vp now so
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either i would get away with it or he'd come down on me super hard and be like
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yo dude you don't even stream games on your
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account like what the hell i have stuck my neck out for you enough times just
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get off my site once and for all um
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so anyway these new regulations and this is this is crazy because you think about
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like how huge streaming is especially becoming in china
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live streaming sites have to monitor their output
29:13
around the clock keeping an eye out for any erotic banana eating all right what
29:19
are we doing oh man that video again we're streaming live on twitch.tv
29:24
and it's too late to add this to that video so i have no idea what this clip
29:27
is for
29:33
ah i see how this is all right
29:37
um so those of you who didn't watch it i
29:42
actually thought it was pretty entertaining ed and i did a vlog uh when
29:46
we were on our when we were on our trip to san francisco a little while ago
29:50
where we were basically just like selfie
29:53
camrying periodically throughout the whole trip so you guys get i think a
29:57
pretty good feel for
30:00
what what attending one of these conventions
30:04
with us is pretty much like i thought it was actually a really neat way for us to
30:08
do it so every sort of you know every half an hour to couple hours or so it's
30:13
like whip out the selfie cam hey what are we doing like here we are we're at a
30:17
dance party where no one's dancing we're interviewing flowrider we're doing this
30:21
we're doing that so i thought it was actually a pretty cool way to to do it
30:24
you should check it out we actually kind of stomped on that video release because
30:27
it was sort of an experimental format and we didn't want to position it as like a full daily
30:32
release so we released another video like two hours later but you should go
30:35
back and check it out it's um the selfie vlog with blindness in it i don't
30:39
remember what we called it anyway um so back to back to china banning
30:43
erotic banana live streams um
30:47
the paper ads so this article adds that wearing stockings and suspenders while
30:52
hosting a live stream is also now forbidden so this is the authority's latest
30:56
attempt to clamp down on inappropriate and erotic online content
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i gotta tell you if eating a banana
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qualifies as erotic content in china i'm
31:08
glad i don't live in china um so in april the ministry of culture
31:13
announced that it was investigating a number of popular live streaming platforms for allegedly hosting
31:17
pornographic or violent content that harms social morality
31:22
and despite these governmental concerns such sites are attracting more and more
31:25
users in china new express daily sites data showing that 26 percent of
31:28
livestreaming viewers are under 18 60 of those creating the content are under 22
31:34
and three quarters of those watching are male surprise surprise
31:37
news of the banana ban has prompted thousands to chime in on chinese social
31:41
media um
31:44
one person asks how do they decide what's provocative when eating a banana okay i also asked that and another asks
31:49
are male live streamers still allowed to eat them which is a great question
31:53
because i don't think there's any way to answer
31:58
that question without upsetting
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lgbtq activists
32:05
or feminist activists and i'm not even saying they're unjustified in that way
32:11
like because if they're not allowed then you're saying what you know
32:15
homosexuality is wrong and if they are allowed then you're saying it's a double
32:18
standard you can't win china sorry china you can't win i mean you can win just by
32:22
like being more oppressive i guess and there's that whole gamifying
32:28
your you know being a good citizen thing that's coming and it's super scary
32:33
maybe you'll win after all um all right speaking of winning
32:38
luke drew the i don't know is it a short straw or a long straw
32:42
he definitely drew a straw and he is in
32:45
texas right now attending an NVIDIA event that is rumored i don't know is it
32:51
still a rumor at this point surely it must be basically established
32:56
so there's the order of 10 countdown doodad we got going on here
33:01
that there was much much speculation about yeah there we go
33:06
so it has a link to the NVIDIA special event now so we actually got one of
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these order of 10 packages um
33:13
but it's funny it's really funny i've been really busy lately so
33:18
where other publications went and like
33:21
solved all these puzzles and like posted the results and we're like yeah we think
33:24
it's NVIDIA we think it uses the NVIDIA font and like 10 is probably like
33:30
GeForce 10 series and like they did all this stuff
33:34
and i was like yeah i'm really busy i this doesn't have
33:37
a return address and i put it back on the shelf and completely forgot about it
33:42
um so anyway that's happening tonight
33:46
i think they're just saying special event yeah tune in to watch the live
33:50
stream of NVIDIA ceo jensen
33:58
nick just took my co-host jensen huang as he shares the very
34:02
latest about the future of gaming so luke is at an NVIDIA event he is going
34:07
to presumably be attending that wow that's i'm sure this would not be
34:11
allowed in china i was looking around to see if anyone in the office had a banana
34:15
yeah i actually had meant to bring a banana into the office today but uh so
34:19
that i could eat it provocatively on wancho but you know what the the worst
34:22
thing about that is is i've done it on WAN Show before so it wouldn't even be i
34:26
wouldn't even be breaking new ground you've done it on youtube yeah oh have i
34:30
done it on youtube too on what on what
34:34
oh yeah oh yeah uh josh josh from fractal had me uh had me eat a banana
34:39
provocatively i remember that too vaguely i was kind of uh intoxicated by
34:44
his manliness at the time see now nick broke my thing and it's not
34:48
standing up and sitting up anymore dang it nick there we go all right add my
34:52
co-host back um so we don't really know much other
34:57
than that they're gonna reveal a bunch of stuff though wccf tech
35:01
has posted that the cooler shrouds are confirmed so
35:05
they're going to have this new kind of angular design it's cool that they're going to be doing
35:09
the stream on twitch that's neat when they did the 980 launch i don't remember
35:12
what they were streaming on but it wasn't twitch and i was like oh i wonder why it's not on twitch so now it is i
35:17
mean it seems like pretty a pretty relevant platform for gamers
35:21
um i guess that's that's it that's all i
35:24
can really say other than that jonathan 13 was the original poster for that
35:29
over on the forum
35:32
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vive to be debuted at an industry conference monday may the 9th so this
40:58
was originally posted by ginger nader on the forum
41:02
is that like a like a ginger like persecutor or like a powerful ginger i'm
41:08
actually not sure i'm hoping for the second one
41:11
series creators say they've made something better that will take care of
41:16
everything for you dun
41:21
i already hate the way it's being marketed five
41:24
the global brain
41:28
that is terrifying they should just call it sky i'm actually
41:31
like would yeah i guess it would be trademarked
41:35
i guess or a copyright yeah it would be copyright i guess so you actually
41:40
couldn't call your ai skynet but if someone could i'm sure they i'm sure
41:43
they would in spite of the fact that it's really not not that funny
41:47
so here's the quote it's the global brain
41:50
viv or vi i'm just guessing radically simplifies the world by providing an
41:54
intelligent interface to everything it's been in the works for approximately four
41:58
years and is planned as an open system
42:01
like siri was prior to being purchased by apple in 2010
42:05
so an example of how it works would be a group of engineers sat down to order a
42:09
pizza an entirely new way get me a pizza from pizza chicago near
42:15
my office one of the engineers says into a smartphone a text from viv might pop
42:19
up saying would you like toppings with that so the eight engineers all jump in
42:23
pepperoni half cheese caesar salad uh emboldened by the result wow this is
42:27
hilarious they peppered viv with more commands add more toppings remove
42:31
toppings change medium to large 40 minutes later the driver shows up with
42:35
four made to order pizzas viv had confused the office address but
42:40
they addressed the issue so the engineers had managed to order a pizza
42:43
start to finish without placing a phone call using google search or opening an
42:47
app many in silicon valley believe this could be the next step in computing and
42:51
commerce so uh wow
42:58
that is pretty freaking cool
43:03
so one of the founders basically said
43:06
the idea is taking the way that humans have naturally interacted with each
43:10
other for thousands of years and applying that to a way that they can interact with
43:15
services i'm excited i mean it's one of those
43:19
things where i am um sort of excited actually would be would be a better way
43:23
of would be a better way of saying that because this is always being claimed like when
43:28
apple launched siri it's like oh siri will make interacting with your phone so
43:31
i almost never use siri i like siri for certain things like hey siri play some
43:36
music oh i don't have apple music so okay whatever
43:42
um or for navigation sometimes it's great but i remember two zero one
43:47
two zero one six two no no it wasn't uh two no it was a different address it was
43:52
the street of a different okay uh 70a avenue
43:57
siri can't do it neither can google now for that matter they just they just
44:01
can't 78 avenue isn't is impossible it
44:04
comes up as uh 17
44:07
17 or it comes up as uh
44:10
70 something anyway it it it actually
44:14
cannot do it and it's very very frustrating so
44:18
this is always being promised to us it's never actually being delivered if this
44:21
turns out to actually be awesome then i'm super stoked because between that
44:25
and self-driving cars that just like show up where i need them and take me to
44:29
where i need to go i can't actually figure out what i will
44:32
need to do anymore i'll just spend all my time making videos which speaking of
44:36
videos
44:40
i'm going to post this in the twitch chat we have released another episode of
44:43
nerd sports exclusively on vessel actually the first episode is available
44:48
on the free vessel platform so all you have to do is sign up for our vessel
44:53
account and you can watch the volleyball episode let's go ahead and
44:57
pull this up but the dodgeball episode was just released two days ago so so far
45:02
we've got volleyball lacrosse and dodgeball vessel does offer a one-week
45:06
free trial if you sign up for the platform with your credit card so you
45:09
can watch all of those and the next one coming so we've got
45:13
hockey coming in five more days and then we've actually got curling coming a week
45:18
after that so at that point the five initial episodes of this mini series
45:22
will be released i highly recommend you check them out they're actually pretty
45:25
funny uh the editing is done by nick van berkel the shooting was done by the
45:30
entire team this is actually a very challenging but very rewarding project
45:35
for us and uh yeah it's uh it's one of it's one of the
45:38
coolest things we've ever done for sure so you guys are going to want to check
45:42
that out if you're on vessel or if you're not on vessel then
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check it out we have a one week free trial if nothing else
45:50
all right oh crap i wore the wrong shirt on wancho nick
45:56
light is going to kill me because we actually have new Linus tech
46:01
chip shirts
46:07
that are like i don't actually know if they're limited edition or what but they
46:11
are freaking sick i hosted a couple of videos recently that aren't due to be
46:16
released in a little while but that here on top of the wardrobe to your right
46:20
there you go black one that should be one check
46:23
is that it yay that's fine that's fine the other
46:27
one's like at home or something don't even try uh here i thought he was gonna throw it
46:31
at me he is gonna throw it at me he's planning to throw it at me oh oh okay
46:34
yep that's fine so uh i will be using i will be using my
46:38
laptop here to avoid violating twitch's uh
46:43
no nips uh policy here hopefully there's no twitch staff in the
46:47
chat we're watching the stream come on get my
46:51
headphones off okay hold on it should be fine
46:56
yep should be fine hold on no no nips are bare shoulders okay i
47:01
mean this is really no different from wearing like spaghetti straps and uh
47:05
and uh you know
47:08
shoulders whatever no one finds my bare shoulders sexy
47:12
that's for sure all right there we go oh yeah
47:17
see that shine shiny
47:21
shiny Linus tech tip shirts are coming my friends we're gonna have them in uh
47:26
gold as well as silver i personally like the silver one
47:30
like better i think it looks better but the gold one the gold one is definitely
47:34
that bling so to speak so uh oh man the entire
47:39
twitch chat is just full of people finding my shoulders sexy
47:43
which is uh awesome thank you
47:47
oh oh the links are live oh awesome yeah so these are actually available now
47:54
they are limited edition apparently i i see i don't even know any of these
47:58
things so there's the gold one and here's the silver one uh teespring
48:03
just got the capability recently to print in these foils so here i'm going
48:08
to bring up the store link here and i'll show this to you guys here check it out
48:12
actually the pictures wow the pictures are sort of awful
48:15
sorry teespring but the pictures are awful
48:18
it looks way better than that in person let's go to the gold one so you can
48:22
actually see on camera here see that looks so dull
48:27
compared to this you can see the shine
48:31
they they need to do better better pictures for the uh for the gold and
48:35
silver print stuff but that's sort of their problem we we can show off the shirt ourselves i
48:40
should just have dennis model everything from now on everyone likes it better when he does it should have had him come
48:44
on the show all right moving on to some more topics
48:47
here this was originally posted by wizard saw on the forum the original
48:51
article here is from gizmeg
48:58
my son did that the other day he took a sip of something he was like
49:03
like who taught you that you know like you just want to keep
49:08
you just want to keep kids from learning this crap all right
49:12
so frankie zapta's awesome flyboard air
49:16
redefines the concept of a hoverboard let's fire up some of these pictures
49:20
here so we can navigate the gallery with uh right and left arrow keys or we could
49:25
just click these buttons it looks absolutely
49:30
bananas though how cool is that
49:34
how sketched out would you be flying around on that thing trying to take like
49:38
pictures like you can tell why the angle isn't uh
49:41
isn't perfect on it that is freaking
49:45
amazing you can tell they still don't uh don't have the faith in this system to
49:50
fly over land so they're over water but it appears to
49:55
have a jet engine powering the device with autonomous flight up to 10 000 feet
50:00
a top speed of 150 kilometers an hour 10
50:03
minutes of autonomy and won't be on the market in 2016. that is
50:08
for sure i mean it's funny because when i was a kid the best thing we could
50:14
come up with kind of was flying cars because like you're
50:18
you're bound by the paradigms that already exist around you somewhat in
50:21
terms of your imagination and there are all these issues with
50:25
flying cars like they would be big you would eventually have traffic again
50:28
collisions would be would be just disastrous um whereas
50:34
this this looks awesome oh yeah another thing like uh you know
50:39
you'd have to have either vtol or you'd have to have like
50:44
landing strips everywhere and vital is really inefficient and landing strips
50:48
take up a lot of space and like so if you people were legitimately commuting on them it was there were going to be a
50:52
lot of things to overcome personal vehicles like this if it can go
50:56
up to 150 kilometers an hour they've got 10 minutes of flight already
51:02
that that is potentially all the solution
51:05
that we need like i could get to work and let's say
51:09
they can let's say they can double the flight time i can get to work in
51:12
you know 15 minutes at you know 80 kilometers an hour or
51:17
something along those lines that's for sure i charge it up throughout the day and go home
51:21
that is freaking awesome and actually quite practical if it's if
51:25
it's small and compact here let's let's fire up the video i've been flying
51:29
for the fastest flight my hoverboard with my flight here
51:33
for five years
51:43
there
51:56
so cool
52:03
these changes everything everything my friends
52:09
i so want one no idea how much something like that
52:12
will cost you guys want to check out the full video i'll link it in the video
52:16
description here so cool
52:19
um yeah
52:26
like beyond words all right AMD polaris will support up to 240
52:32
hertz displays this was literally posted by atex on the forum and the original
52:37
article here is from oc3d.net
52:41
this really isn't that surprising
52:45
displayport 1.3 has higher bandwidth than displayport
52:51
1.2 by a significant margin so it should
52:54
come as no surprise that you can do any number of things with that you can
52:57
increase resolution you can increase uh color depth you can increase uh refresh
53:04
rate or you can do some combination of the three
53:08
so what displayport 1.3 will enable is 1080p up to 240 hertz high dynamic range
53:15
1440p up to 170 hertz high dynamic range 3440 by
53:21
1440 up to 144hz high dynamic range or
53:24
190 hertz standard dynamic range and of course this is the first time i'm
53:28
actually hearing about HDR on pc
53:31
graphics cards as well that's pretty exciting i have a video coming uh with a
53:35
samsung tv as sort of the focal point of it where i talk a lot about HDR
53:40
standards where they're at where the contents at and then we'll have support
53:43
for up to 5k 60 hertz standard dynamic
53:47
range um so guys make sure you guys tune in
53:51
because the whole high dynamic range thing NVIDIA
53:55
is not the same as HDR photography it is
53:59
like not even not really related in the way that HDR
54:03
is sort of used as an artistic statement
54:07
high dynamic range NVIDIA is actually just more about being able to see more
54:11
of the image which to be clear i do know HDR is used
54:14
in stills for that purpose but unlike for stills where HDR is achieved
54:20
by taking multiple exposures of the same subject and then stitching them together
54:25
after the fact high dynamic range NVIDIA is actually just able to use more
54:30
of the information that was already captured by the camera that current
54:34
standards standard dynamic range stand
54:38
current standard dynamic range standards do not allow so for example a top of the
54:43
range camera like an aria alexa whatever the variant of it is that's the that's
54:47
the flagship right now can handle something along the lines of i think 14
54:51
and a half stops of dynamic brandon
54:54
alexa 14 and a half stops yeah 14 and a half stops of dynamic
54:59
range standard dynamic range is somewhere in the neighborhood of like six
55:03
so when the filmmaker captures all this information in the highlights like a
55:07
burning candle or the low lights like a shadow you when they adapt that to be viewed on
55:13
your pc monitor or on your tv at home you are getting
55:17
a fraction of the information that was captured in those highlights and low
55:20
lights they have to kind of compress that into this much narrower range of
55:25
brightest to darkest that can be displayed by well
55:29
standard dynamic range televisions high dynamic range is going to increase
55:34
that to somewhere in the neighborhood of 10 stops which will make a huge
55:37
difference um especially when viewing in the dark so i'm i'm pretty excited about
55:42
it with that said there's really not a lot of content right now there's like
55:45
marco polo on netflix i think amazon prime video has a couple things
55:50
yeah everything can be redone in HDR you can like how they can have higher
55:53
resolutions buy all your damn video file your damn movies again
55:58
now with HDR ah
56:02
and 4k indiana jones and raiders of the lost
56:06
ark they call it that now can you believe that they renamed raiders of the
56:10
lost ark i bought the the blu-ray pack i think i ranted about this recently
56:14
actually maybe it was on lan show last week oh anyway well it upset me enough
56:18
that i had to rant about it again they renamed raiders of the lost ark to
56:21
indiana jones and the raiders of the lost ark you can't do that
56:26
might as well replace all the guns with walkie talkies
56:31
all right so this was originally posted by pig hammer on the forum original
56:35
article here is from blogs.wallstreetjournal.com
56:39
actually wsj apple loses
56:43
an iphone trademark battle in china so
56:47
it's actually a leather accessories company that has won the right to use
56:52
the iphone name in china now to be clear their
56:57
iphone like this with all capitals whereas apple is small i big p
57:01
small hone but
57:05
the chinese court that ruled on this did not differentiate between capital and
57:10
non-capital letters um
57:14
and basically threw out apple's appeal in a trademark dispute that's been in
57:17
chinese courts for the last four years so apple actually applied for the iphone
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trademark back in 2002 but it wasn't granted until 2013.
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zintong tiandi technology co-limited applied for the trademark in the
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category of leather goods in 2007 securing it in 2010.
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so the court's ruling reflects the free market system in china i've got some
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pictures here of iphone branded bags
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there you go so that's an iphone
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okay sure
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elon musk says the production deadline for the model 3
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is impossible this was posted by djdwask97
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on the forum original article here it's from cnet.com
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and so during their quarter one 2016 earnings call he set a deadline of july
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1 2017 to begin model 3 production
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then said that it would likely be an impossible goal to meet
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okay then he said the model 3 was designed to be
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much less complicated to manufacture than the s and the x
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but the process of developing the parts necessary from suppliers and integrating
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them into the line would set the actual production back so estimating initial
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production at 100 to 200 000 cars for the model 3 in 2017 and said that they
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could be producing 500 000 cars a year in 2018.
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okay sure i'm hoping for the best here because i
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want people to buy model threes and then get tired of them and that's when i will
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buy an electric car so there you go
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microsoft this was posted by jason nr22
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on the forum microsoft to stop allowing cortana to function in other browsers
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which is sort of a bummer because it is going to be a cold day in hell before
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they get me to use edge at least if it doesn't dramatically
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improve and the same goes for bing bing is so awful i give it a chance every
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time i do a fresh Windows install i'm like okay bing
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hit me with your best Windows default option shot here and i do a lot of fresh
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installs i'm working on a review of the lg gram right now every computer i touch
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has a fresh install of Windows on it and uh
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it's awful it's terrible it can't find anything the goal is to provide a better
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search experience which i wish them much luck with
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let's see what else do we got here
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buttonless fingerprint sensors coming to phones this year this was originally
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posted on the forum by strider seven two something i lost track of it the
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original article here is from the verge very cool
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so right now basically the only way to have a
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fingerprint sensor is to have like a like a button
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um but
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here we go the positioning of the button can make a phone
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much more pleasant to use or much less so for example the z5 compact has the
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fingerprint sensor in the side lock button which for me when i'm pulling out
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my phone and unlocking it is so natural to just it's not a very good
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fingerprint sensor i talked about this in the review every time you reset it
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it's like really fast and like really functional again and then it just
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over time gets worse anyway really great place for it you just go click hold it
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there boom you're rocking whereas on the lg g5 when
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i publish my review of this i'm going to talk about how the position of the fingerprint sensor button on the back
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makes it kind of a drag when the phone is on the table in front of me and i
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want to unlock it i actually have to use the passcode or pick it up in those
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cases so
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the idea here is to have lg in attack join fingerprint cards
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in announcing this fingerprint module that can be integrated under the same
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glass cover as a phone's display which takes out the need for the button you just touch anywhere on the screen so
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they're expecting devices with the new technology before the end of the year
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and they point out that waterproofing a smartphone will become significantly
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easier without a discrete button for the fingerprint reader
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very cool very cool they promise to maintain the accuracy of current implementations
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this is kind of a bummer uh originally posted by wander away on the forum
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best buy is gonna have the oculus rift for sale
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on store shelves this was posted later this week on may
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2nd so sometime it may have even happened already
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um okay
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one small problem and the original post on the forum which was made by wander
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away i think i already said that had someone post their invoice for the
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oculus rift their their order confirmation from january
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that has a shipping estimated shipping date of like july or something june or
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july so
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this is another case like that i think it was like the ultimate
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beer cooler or something where um they were fulfilling orders on
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amazon before fulfilling kickstarter orders well this is oculus taking online
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pre-orders getting ultimately more than they could produce
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and shipping to a big box store instead of fulfilling
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orders in a fifo manner first in first out is certain as a fifa means sorry
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so while i get that they might be contractually obligated to do this
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and they're saying it's an extremely limited supply of rifts that will be
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available for purchase this is such a kick in the teeth and is such bad pr
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especially when you consider that according to luke's recent polls
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where he had it at 50 50 i think at the beginning of the year and something like
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80 20 in favor of people saying they prefer the vive to the oculus rift right
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now for what they lean towards purchasing this is such bad pr when htc
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is kicking their ass right now um
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yeah wow so
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they're gonna have they're gonna let potential visitors search for locations
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to demo the rift i mean that's one good thing about having it in a big box store
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but with that said people don't need to demo it until you actually have something to sell them really and
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they'll let them schedule demos up to a month in advance so the experiences will
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include dream deck and the climb
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so i think that pretty much wraps up the lan show today i don't want to bleed too
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far over six o'clock because i believe luke is intending to live
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stream live stream
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from the NVIDIA live stream with commentary or something like that so i
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want to just find out what his plan is before i get
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off the stream here to live stream the live stream
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should i get off lan show i am ready
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so he might be uh he might be popping right back on with uh live coverage of
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the live coverage of the NVIDIA event though i'm not actually sure i do know
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that he's been working on a video of what they've had going on at the event
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so far today and then he'll be releasing another one tomorrow sort of recapping
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all of the official official information
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from the polaris polaris
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excuse me pascal launch so i haven't heard from him so
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i'm going to roll the outro and then if i don't hear from him i'll end the stream but
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stay tuned stay tuned my friends
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uh
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thanks for watching guys see you next week same bat time same bat channel
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screw off nick