 What up y'all and welcome to the show I'm Linus like you don't f& no I guess I stole that I didn't come up with that yeah I thought you stole the thing in the pre-show not that I listen what in the pre-show no what is the joke okay well why don't we why don't we get into what's gonna be on the show today and then we'll get into what we stole and what we came up with on our own okay is that sound good we should tell people we have a terrible show coming and see how many people watch alright they'll all watch they'll all watch because they know that they have a horrible show there's no such thing as a terrible wands show because the worst it is the better it gets his voice is gone I know mine is very clearly here which is probably a problem yeah no what all right let's just roll the intro yeah all the twitch all the twitch trollers you guys get rekt get rekt today because half of the people are like there's no sound and the other half are like lol Linus's voice yeah so so get rekt get rekt yo I got sponsors and stuff oh yeah it's a little slow on the trigger there so they're still up there all right guys welcome to the show should be a good one actually we've got some great topics today I think the thing on everyone's mind right now is oh yeah right what's on the show today because we didn't do it prior to the intro I was wondering what that I didn't do my hair today either that's probably on everyone's mind too so main topics this week we've got Microsoft kills one drive unlimited storage that gone the douchiest way ever yep yeah what they did is not popular for a very good reason yeah YouTube has apparently arranged a loan program for YouTube creators very interesting what else we got Activision Blizzard to acquire King Digital so the guys that made Candy Crush mm-hmm like oh the top five grossing games which is Candy Crush and some other version of Candy Crush okay wicked super cool I'm very very happy that you brought that up also AMD is facing a class-action lawsuit over misrepresentation of a product and we'll have to we'll dig into what that means a little bit but I think that I think the thing that's on everyone's mind is why Linus keeps telling everyone what's on their minds and the reason for that is because I firmly believe that the thing on everyone's mind is nowhere okay he's waiting for it to have a point cuz usually I do yeah yeah not today no today my point not today carefully hidden in my trousers there will be no points today it's gonna be a soccer game oh does anyone remember that way I don't even know I was I was doing I was doing I was filming a video or writing a video or something that's my whole life doing related to videos and and I was like blah blah blah something I called it on the WAN show and for a minute I thought to myself I should go try and find that clip so we can play no no no there is there is literally over a hundred hours of WAN show someone messaged me on Twitter once saying that he had watched the entire back catalog of WAN show over the previous like month or something oh my and I was just like why I mean it's news to do it that week don't get me wrong like it's cool I love the dedication like major props that's awesome but why the early ones like the really early ones maybe for like nostalgia no no no but because we barely talked about news ever right we had like one topic of nostalgia news today yesterday we talked about our like crazy sports game that we were playing yeah that's true we did talk about that and like we would do like other random things then again making the argument that the show is about news today is sort of is sort of like pretty rough that's like standing on one stilt with like a balance beam on your head and like potted plants soccer on one side yeah like we actually I mean we're at least ten minutes into the show we have not talked about any news intro for them that's true we did do that but sometimes we intro topics and then never talk about them there's also that problem I don't even remember where I was going with this so Activision blizzard to acquire King digital and this this is definitely the kicker here for five point nine billion yes friends five point nine billion dollars what is this ad five point nine billion dollars I'm gonna make it look like a roar that's majestic thank you are you gonna make the sound no preferably not I think I would prefer that okay all right so they paid $18 per share which is a 20% premium over the trading price man it is good for investors when companies okay I don't understand how this works I think you might if you're acquiring a company why don't you just buy all the shares why do you have to pay a premium because everyone ends up paying a premium because those people own it so it's kind of like if you want to run they're like actually I don't want to sell this much and then they're like what about 20% more then they're like okay sure yeah well those shareholders don't get to make the decision unless they're unless they're a majority or they can form a majority of the shareholders then they get to make the decision but for the sake of the shareholders including the majority holders who definitely get paid more if they're paying more than market value in their best interest it's in their best interest to ask for more than just the like day-to-day trading like yeah okay if you don't just want to own a share of the company you want to own the majority of the company then you're gonna pay now the conventional wisdom that the consumer wisdom would be well hold on a second if I'm bulk buying something then I should get a discount yeah but it's think of it more along the lines of control and that matters yes you're not just getting 400 popsicle sticks yes you are you now run the company that makes the 400 pop yes so think of it in terms of like if you're if you want to run a highway through an area typically the property owners except in cases where the government of whatever country it happens to be is a gigantic tool typically the correct way to do that is to offer the people in the way more than their land value some people don't want to move and in those cases they sometimes end up getting less because etc etc etc because now they've got you know the one house that's like next to a superhighway that curves around it like there's a lot of there's a lot of different ways it can go but typically the sort of the best practice way is to offer people more than the assessed market value so that it's a quick and easy transaction and it's done and no one's raising a poop storm about it so basically with the acquisition they take two of the top five highest grossing mobile games in the u.s. which are candy crush saga and candy crush soda saga yes that's two games apparently that's like I'm on two of the best games world of warcraft and world of warcraft burning crusade world of what starcraft and starcraft brood war but I don't even know if that's fair because I is this is probably I don't know I've never played it's probably just a skin it's probably not even like an expansion no it probably has different sound effects oh god they're probably equally happy but different equally happy yeah so basically CEO of Activision Blizzard said the combined revenues and profits solidify our position that's the largest most profitable standalone company in interactive entertainment I mean I guess so but you just bought a company for four point nine billion or five point nine billion that did hold on what was it two point something it's not in my notes why is this not in the notes 2.1 is it 2.1 billion 2.1 billion in revenue now with that said it should be noted that for a micro transaction driven game like candy crush 2.1 billion revenue is basically as good as 2.1 billion profit I mean yes they have to you know pay some dividends or whatever and I guess they probably have at least six programmers to develop a game like candy crush six there's probably a fair amount behind it I know I mean they have to process all those payments somehow yeah you know you need an infrastructure for that okay but but still I have to make sure that people have to pay more in order to play your game that's you know there's you got to put some effort in in front of stopping people from having fun yeah marketing marketing marketing is yeah yeah tell me something we've had a lot of mobile game companies offer us advertising dollars and every time I've said no because it's stupid did we ever maybe there was an exception actually I don't remember I don't think so but maybe there was one where they were like they did something that was sort of somewhat different from what it anyway if if Activision Blizzard came to us and was like we want to do an ad spot for candy crush would you do it I want to hear from twitch chat should okay hold on we got it we got to get a straw poll going here kids should we take that candy cuz I know people that like candy crush I just super don't does that mean it's wrong I don't know I mean there was the whole there was the whole there is the whole argument that you know these are these games are our predatory twitch chat why are you guys posting the answer we don't look at that stop spamming so people can click the bitly because we're gonna show this drop hole not the twitch chat I love you guys but come on so there is the argument that microtransaction games are preying on the same people who are addicted to gambling or addicted to well really gambling but people who have addictive personalities with that said I wouldn't want to yeah okay fair enough fair enough so we've got 26% of you saying we should take that candy money with 52% of you saying no and 23% of you voting for turn up the way that you should I think we have enough really solid respectable companies that we work with that I actually kind of enjoy doing ad spots is Activision Blizzard not a respectable company but I don't like that product okay I'm just saying it's a respectable company though yeah you could make that argument yeah although they've done some dumb freaking crap yes like oh my god they basically killed Starcraft 2 yes they did do that yeah that's cuz like there's an argument to be said that they pulled the like okay they didn't actively do anything to kill it they also didn't actively do yeah it was like their baby and they were like I'm gonna leave it in a field with wolves and just see what happens you know like there's these riot games guys what they're they're cuddly they're very cool guys leave our baby in the field it's okay that's basically how eSports was like two three years ago yeah so so yeah I don't remember well so right I remember I was going with this so tell me something it used to be Blizzard okay yeah but now we've entered you know the the the modern the modern era you know the 90s the 2000s hyphenated names man that's a thing so now we got Activision Blizzard a Blizzard King so no no because no one does that no one does that my parents talked about that okay my mom's last name Sebastian my dad's my stepdad's last name is Newfeld that's a very political topic everyone please keep that to yourself okay so my stepdad's last name is Newfeld and they're like let's go by Sebbfeld and I'm like that's stupid because Sebbfeld is not a name that's just a thing you invented that's like we could go by like JX Y MB like my name is no no no actually stupid thank you um you should have had numbers in your last name so so anyway so my half siblings have hyphenated last names and and this really raises a legitimate concern sorry Burkle is putting decorations on his wall Burkle no it's okay it's okay sure okay you'll bring them so anyway this raises a legitimate concern what happens when hyphenated name people marry each other so is it Activation Blizzard King or King Act activation or King Activision Blizzard like what would we or Activision King Blizzard King Activision Blizzard King Blizzard Activision active how can you make it sound more like my trip microtransactions yeah bring bring yourself out show the audience Blizzard Activation yeah yeah I I cracked up when you're putting that stuff on the wall yeah here bring that bring that stuff over here okay so I gotta explain how you okay so hold on hold on let me let me explain let me preface this really quickly so I gave all the editors because we've got to do our editing den tour like for a number of reasons number one you guys have been asking for it number two the folks who contribute like LG who gave us monitors for editing den and like Intel Cooler Master Logitech Razor Steel series like Silverstone tons of guys threw a bunch of stuff at us to have like the ballinist editing den ever and the only thing they asked for was that we make a video showing people our ball in editing den which we have not done but the problem is that it looks kind of crap right now because the walls are just bare so I gave all the editors what was the budget yeah I know I did I think each editor got $150 budget to decorate their personal space to make it look cool some people went with saying reasonable choices this guy was fishing around for broken monitors for some reason I thought nothing of it what you got I want another I wanted another monitor so I put two my favorite people on the third monitor that's gonna never change yeah okay I'll sit down look you said LG sponsored it a nice little LG screen for my desk how beautiful is that to go with the Samsung one yeah the Samsung also for your desk and look at can you see how much clearer the Samsung is in this I don't know it's really up to you folks look at that anti-glare screen on the sense yeah so we got we got ourselves a Tim and Eric fan right here so yeah okay go you can go back to the work you're doing I thought they were Cinco monitors okay yeah so I just want to show you guys that so yeah how far are we into the show right now I think we've done one tech topic we're about 20 minutes in yeah this is a new show yeah all right why do I look so pale today on the subject of news you look kind of pale today I literally don't think I've been outside during the day because the bill I don't think you can lose a tan in like three days no no no no no no no because it wasn't this is this is a lifestyle this is ongoing lifestyle lifestyle effect okay that's fair Microsoft this is a great headline kills the one-drive party oh my god ends unlimited and downgrades storage options they they were not content this was so brutal they were not content to nerf this a little bit they nerfed one drive huh can you think of an equivalent in gaming history can you think of a reason to use it now I already still wasn't using it I know so like why would anyone use it now equivalent in gaming history okay yeah an equivalent nerf okay I and okay twitch chat twitch chat let's see if you guys can come up with something too because okay well submit your submit your ideas how about you twisted fate League of Legends okay that's your nerf that happened to twisted fate it was like the best character and then he went to like completely unplayed this was like way way way way back at like the beginning or the pistol from halo 1 to halo 2 oh that's a good nerf because the pistol in halo 1 is basically a sniper rifle shotgun assault rifle and tactical nuke all in one and then the pistol and halo 2 is like well it's a pistol and the enemies have energy shields yeah what we got okay oh my goodness it's going so fast well so many people are bringing up stuff from like CS go and for a one was a dirt that bad I don't I mean okay what we why don't we give people some why don't we give people some context here let's give some context for what Microsoft did to one drive so they had a free option storage capacity was 15 gigs they have nukes that down to five they have cut it in one third okay for all users current and new to be fair these effects if you are a current user happen 12 months from now so you're good for a year but still so you're good for a year and then you junk disappears yeah which from from my I don't want my junk to disappear mean either unless it's disappearing in sorry um um mustard in mustard thank you um so to be I mean this could flies in the face of everything that cloud storage is supposed to be I mean when when when Google offered gmail and they were like gee cuz we're jeez wait no I think that's something to do with Google gigabyte really yeah no it was gigabyte it offered a gigabyte of I hate you it offered a gigabyte of storage at a time when hotmail offered like 25 megs something laughable like that yeah so so so that was where the exits came from so my under member remember remember the counter I don't want to talk to you like how much more drive space they were adding all the time do they still have that I don't know that was actually super cool cuz that was sick yeah but that is the point that is the point of like cloud storage is like it's always expanding always getting cheaper and it's always a safe place to keep your data where companies don't just turn off turn off your space if you like don't check your email for a year and don't get the notification or whatever like I thought it was supposed to be like like pretty safe so which like actually if I wasn't doing this show I probably wouldn't have heard about this because I basically never check my outlook account no I wouldn't have heard about it it is attached to things though and if I did use one drive for like a few things they would become now Microsoft says the changes are arriving due to Microsoft discovering that some users were abusing the online storage service however this pissed me off so I'm just gonna wait for you that has nothing to do with your free account holders who were allocated 15 gigs who presumably someone at Microsoft can figure out the conversion from gigabytes to terabytes to megabytes and how much hard drives cost and and maybe like I don't know run some basic freaking rudimentary numbers and find out you know how much each each gigabyte of storage costs in a cloud server somewhere because this is like pretty well established shit at this point pardon my French okay they say in some extreme cases users were storing in excess of 75 terabytes of data on a single office 365 account the reason for that is because they got unlimited storage so it's because a few people using something that they were literally allowed to use and paid for in the fine print we're paying paying customers as apparently hurt all the three guys as well you give someone unlimited access to something and then you're like whoa whoa whoa we didn't mean that unlimited that's bullshit I'm the correct the correct response to the extreme users who frankly were being very unreasonable who cares they were they were what they should have done was adjusted the paid customers to a terabyte or something or two terabytes or something or made them get like a business tier of limited account which was way more expensive or something or something and and just targeted the unreasonable users because I get it 75 terabytes of space for like what does office 365 cost like a hundred dollars a year something like that like I can't I can't remember I have a subscription I should know this they screwed up they shouldn't have said it was unlimited so and if they're gonna backpedal backpedal in a way that's reasonable and makes sense so anyway they are no longer offering unlimited storage I think that pretty much goes without saying they are cutting it back to one terabyte of one drive storage with your subscription so the 100 gig and 200 gig one drive paid plans are going away as an option for new users and will be replaced with a 50 gig plan for 199 per month in early 2016 the 15 gig excuse me camera roll storage bonus will also be discontinued in early 2016 and office 365 subscribers with an excessive one terabyte will be notified of the change and will be able to keep their increased storage for at least 12 months so basically they did it in the most dickish possible way super not impressed I don't personally use one drive because I don't care I it sucks the interface really isn't very good it's it's really just not yeah I'm super just don't like it they tried to make it like clean and modern and honestly I think they just messed it up yeah like anything the way to make something clean here's a pro tip okay here's how to make something clean it should integrate seamlessly into the existing UI of whatever device I'm using it on it's a pro tip okay that's why Dropbox does so well it's just a folder on your computer you literally like right-click paste or like right-click create public link share with someone it's very simple my mother still can't do it it's a whole other issue YouTube this is so weird it's weird but like it's it's kind of cool it's I think it's pretty cool yeah it's just like I'm I'm just when I saw this I was like wait is this URL right like are we all getting troll yeah are we on YouTube calm yeah yeah yeah yeah I checked that like I did I was pretty worried about that actually I was like HTTPS yeah yeah YouTube calm there's no like it's not like dot corn you know yeah there's something SSL checks out verified by Google Inc yeah okay okay so basically the way it works is YouTube is partnered with Lending Club to provide YouTube creators with a limited finance option to put towards building their channels yeah it's really not that different from any other business or personal loan except that YouTube is apparently facilitating it for one thing the terms of the loan looks some interesting stuff pretty good and it's that I believe it's at like something like a 5.9 percent interest rate and if you successfully increase your channels average upload frequency or watch time over a period of 12 months after you take out the loan you get a 5% rebate on the original total loan amount so what does that and pretty cool so basically it's it's a and I am NOT to be clear I am NOT an interest calculator whiz kid guru who can who can figure that crap out in my head so so don't take my word for this 100% but it looks like if you pay it back in a year it'll be effectively like a one point something percent ish loan pretty cool if you need a chunk of money to develop your YouTube channel and you really think you can take it to the next level so one of the challenges that we had at Linus Media Group it's really it's really funny a lot of people complained about our tip starter campaign where we asked our community to help us fund this new office people are like take out a loan yeah we did we're not idiots we also voluntarily asked our community to help us because that helps a lot too and we said it was optional and you get literally nothing in exchange for it other than a cool badge on the forum and we had to do some pretty stupid shit yeah we did do some dumb stuff and like some people I did like personalized thank yous for certain tears and like but you don't you don't get like a t-shirt for it or anything because the idea was we were using it to make our new office and our new workflow better and all that stuff and we did but getting a loan is not that simple okay especially if you're like a small-time creator like still living at home with your parents and you don't have a mortgage to to use as as collateral or not a more you don't use a mortgage as collateral use the house the value in the house is the collateral like if you don't have collateral and this is interesting so there's two tiers that they're offering you can get up to a $35,000 personal loan if you receive an official invitation from YouTube that's a key you've been operating your business for less than two years and you have less than $75,000 of annual revenue through your YouTube channel and then the second tier to get up to $300,000 of business loan you have to be operating for at least two years as a business and you have to have over $75,000 in annual revenue and that is one of the challenges because since the economic downturn of 2008 lending criteria at least in some places has gotten a lot more strict and it's not that easy to just hey I'm a business I've got a business idea you should give me some money oh I guess that didn't work well I'm falling for bankruptcy yeah that happened enough times that the lenders kind of went yeah no so I was not able to get a loan for the things that we needed to do here until Linus Media Group had been operating for two years fortunately that timing worked out pretty much perfectly with when we got kicked out of our old place and we were able to move it here sort of perfectly because another month would have been great super awesome super oh yeah it's nice though because I've seen some comments on the videos lately that are like yeah I'm you know I'm not hating on these guys but like some of that content during the move was kind of rough it's like we know we really had a lot of other stuff to do like move and moving is not as simple as just pick up the thing move it to the other place and put it down it's really not anyway I think this is really cool and if you're a YouTube creator that's kind of struggling but you feel like wow $5,000 in or even remember up to 35 so like wow I could really use a $10,000 loan and if Google's willing to kind of vouch for me that I'm cool and I know what I'm doing I could invest in like that capture equipment or that camera gear or whatever else that I need to really get this thing off the ground because honestly I get I probably get a request a day from someone who wants to start a game streaming channel they're like yeah all I need to get it off the ground and like do better is like like this be a computer and stuff and I'm just like I'm sorry I actually cannot send a computer to every person who tells me that they have a game streaming channel and they want to do better it's not actually possible it does not grow in trees a lot of people think these guys have like tons of hardware it's falling out of their ears and from a certain perspective that is kind of true but for most of the things we only have like like one of everything so when we're like we have more camera equipment now than we have computers yeah I'd say that's true like for sure yeah and like this sweet build log that I'm doing right now I'm just gonna have to take apart like immediately because we're gonna need the things from it a lot of people are like Linus's three-year-old has a way better computer they know he doesn't that got taken apart like literally one day later yeah he's three what does he need a friggin desktop computer for he's three we build things we take them apart it's like weight lifters they pick things up and they put them back down we build computers and we take them back apart we don't we don't have 20 you know 6700 6700 K processors we have one yeah and that was like pulling teeth to get it's not like it's not like free hardware rains from the heavens or whatever so so this looks like a more realistic option for for a startup creator to you know if they've got some talent and that's the thing is people are always asking me to like how do you get sponsored with hardware so you won't switch chatter like what illusion shattered oh my god yeah it's like how do you get sponsored with hardware have an audience well I can't have an audience if I'm not sponsored with our would get creative that's how literally everyone did it I was literally everyone some people know this I was starting a channel that no one knew about at all before I joined you and my plan was a lot of my friends at the time were getting into building computers so build their computer for them do it at your house film a video about every part review every part in the computer also film building the computer do some benchmarks with it film that just utilize everything that you can oh your buddy just got a new phone borrow it for a day give him 20 bucks or something buy him food or whatever borrow for a day review the phone do whatever you need to do get smart about buying and selling used stuff yeah you can acquire all you can acquire things temporarily and then you can get rid of them very quickly and not lose a whole lot of money on the transaction buy a cheap version of a popular phone on Craigslist resell it on Craigslist for hopefully more than buy a different one review that flip it again start start building up that that that that kind of that slush fund of acquiring things and cycling through them so people are saying I had NCIX hardware to start to build an audience yes I did that's yet another example of get creative find a solution my solution was I worked with a local retailer and people are like oh yeah I emailed my local retailer and they said they're not interested well of course they're not interested you sent an email who cares what you think you sent an email you didn't even show up you got to show up if you want to play the game kids right there's other also like shadier ways to do it that I'm not gonna go over but whatever let's just say it I mean a lot of people starting up buy things from places with great return policies and return them that's legitimately what I'm planning to do with the surface book they got a 30-day return policy that's not my problem yeah and it's like I don't know what you want from me yeah it happens it honestly happens a lot like it's it's it's about get it done that is what any job especially if you're self-employed is about get it done basically always a way to work harder um anyway yeah very cool I didn't really read any of the notes you gotta be 18 or older to qualify it's not there's not really that much to say it's a loaning thing the the loaning come lending club or whatever already existed there's just a couple special terms for YouTube that's it and the 5% rebate just for I mean that's bad if all you have to do is upload more content in the year then if you don't get that 5% rebate then go home you're not cut out for the YouTube game unfortunately we couldn't even do that with line of sectors yeah it's like more videos in line of sectors would just be insane that's okay though because we don't want it yeah yeah we're good yeah we're good thanks to our fantastic community our great sponsors like Linda calm yeah learn things about making videos maybe say for example yeah I mean that is that wow that would be a really good way to even if you took out a very small YouTube loan if you're like yeah I just need like five thousand bucks okay I need like I need like a couple generation old camera to get me going I need like a crappy tripod a used slider a lens and a Linda comm subscription here I go I'm like taking my game to the next level it is amazing how far you can stretch a small budget anyway sorry sorry on the topic of of Linda comm which for some reason I'm like blanking on my my talking points I've been learning a whole bunch of stuff they have production training so you can learn things about premiere which is probably kind of helpful business photography yeah productivity applications business is pretty huge on there they got more than 3,000 courses available from top experts you can get a 10-day free trial at Linda comm slash when show one thing that I very much like on there is that you can download things yes you can download and watch on your mobile device on the go so you don't have to be streaming it you can make notes you can make playlists so you and your friends can learn along with each other like I thought I think I've talked about this before but I'm just gonna do it again like my son's already reading he's like three three and a half or something like that so that kid's gonna hit like kindergarten grade one it's gonna be straight up bored so my plan because I am a complete programming no nothing is I'm gonna like seriously start at his level and start learning some of that stuff with them and a tool like Linda comm is gonna be is gonna be awesome because like I already recognize that even though I'm fairly techie a lot of people don't understand this but the cold hard truth is once you have a job and you have kids and you have say for example anything else in your life you know I'll get a lot of flack like oh why doesn't Linus know how to use snapchat or whatever because quite frankly I don't have to and I don't care and I've got other stuff going on because I don't have time to sit if it's not like if it's not my job to do it and it's not taking care of my babies and it's not like any of these other legitimately very important things I don't know and that is how old people get out of touch and I recognize that not being up on at least the fundamentals of programming is gonna be a huge difference between me and the generation that's following me so if I want to keep up I have one shot at this as he's getting older this is my one chance for him to not be speaking a language literally a language that I completely don't understand probably when he's around five cool yeah that's that's kind of that's kind of my plan so I need to get him into badminton if you ever need like help yeah whatever super interested that'd be cool thank you yeah that's like an off-the-show thing yeah like yeah whatever yeah I'm thinking I'm thinking around the time he hits five I really I want him in martial arts I want him doing like some kind of competitive sport I'm not that I'm saying martial arts isn't competitive I know but a team sport maybe team maybe maybe not I don't know I want him swimming swimming is like necessary and then my wife wants him doing a musical instrument he's half Asian so I'm assuming he'll play the piano piano is really good though I know I'm not dissing the piano I'm just saying I'm just saying like I'm not I'm not trying to stereotype just saying that there's a better chance than not if it's like what instrument did your parents make you play it's like okay so it's the Asian kid piano right like no piano and flute no offense that was really when I was at BC IT they had a piano in the common hall and it's BC IT so I'd be sitting there studying and then every once in a while good shots exploding I know I know it's both the Linda lower thirds off that part at least it's BC IT so every once in a while someone would come up and play the piano yeah and like there was amazingly good people and it was wonderful I don't know I got like classical music played to me while I was like live classical music from very skilled pianists played to me while I was studying I was like this is amazing oh violins sorry I missed violin that is a legitimate alternative you know I if I was going to pick up an instrument it would be the violin for one reason I have small fingers so a real guitar is not an option no that's not actually the reason because I think that the problem with fiddle music and yes I know a fiddle is a violin it's just a different style playing I think the problem with high-energy violin music is that it's all like country music I think that high-energy violin and if people have artists suggestions Twitter not now who's that super famous chick on YouTube doesn't she play violin yeah yeah yeah isn't that high energy yeah but like okay if people send me suggestions on Twitter later tonight I will check them out and I will let you know which ones are the ones that I'm thinking of something sterling Lindsay sterling Lindsay what's thing percussion gives you athletic skills Lindsay sterling Lindsay sterling okay anyway my point is that's the style of music that if I was gonna create anything I would want that to be it so so that's that that would be my thing I have no idea where I was going with this right we're done Linda calm sponsors Squarespace make a website for your piano playing sports playing programming good at reading Sun can I help you Nick what do you 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all their dirt was still there yeah that would be disappointing that would be disappointing no what the what the suit alleges is that AMD misrepresented the core count of for example their eight core bulldozer processor so the way that AMD is module system worked and I say works not because there aren't still processors that use it that there are but because it looks like with their upcoming Zen cores that's going away the way that it worked is that each module had two integer units and then some shared cache and a shared floating point unit so from the sort of strictest traditional standpoint they were not full cores but people who say that they're like hyper threaded cores are not correct either because they think they can process much more than an individual core where the best way that I would describe them is like is one and a half cores each so where's this going oh I don't know probably nowhere everyone probably gets a dollar rebate in eight years or something because honestly my thing on this is yes it was kind of weird to an average consumer to be completely honest yeah I agree but it wasn't like they didn't try but well yeah but try AMD try and like effective is not the same thing and you got to understand that we're not just talking about consumers who went to the store and bought an FX 8150 okay we're talking about consumers who went to Best Buy and bought an HP Pavilion something or other because it had more cores because it had eight cores that tag down there AMD's try does not extend to that one tag under I got my $20 rebate for buying whatever RAM in whenever the hell like some Rambus crap or something yeah really yeah wow okay showed up check for $20 I was like okay wherever I go to the bank next I guess that's cool I don't know yeah people like took like two years I think I swear AMD fans are the most difficult to penetrate group on the entire internet 8350 is eight core stop being stupid actually it's not that simple life is very rarely that simple that's I guess all I can really say about it at this point because I give up unless you're playing the piano all right so I guess that's that's pretty much all that yeah the blah blah blah results in etc etc okay oh so it's still a little early for us to wear them okay well forget it then um there's LTT stickers available so over on teespring.com slash LTT stickers we've got apparently 56 people have bought a Linus tech tips logo sticker for nine dollars I haven't seen the stickers yeah well it's pretty simple it's just like a Linus tech tips logo there you go so it's just a short seven day campaign is available for another four days something a lot of people have been asking about lately stickers aside so you guys can check out the stickers if you're into that but stick oh oh right I was I'm supposed to bring this up the reason it has like such huge black borders is so that you can kind of cut it to whatever size you want I was gonna say I was like how big is this does it even say how big it is like actual dimensions I don't know I don't know anything about this just as its landscape this is a Lick Knight project a Lick Knight project this is a Nick light project that sounds like a shovel knight thing yeah Lick Knight oh view sizing chart and things so it's 3.6 inches by five inches oh maybe you can buy different sizes you buy different sizes you pick your size yeah so it's a Nick light project and he asked me to bring up that you could just cut it to size and I was like okay sure that sounds cool um what if you wanted a five by seven what if you just want to calm down so we've had a lot of people asking not about stickers necessarily but about our other merch because they've noticed that our district line store is completely empty we are going to be launching a new store very soon on teespring that will happen and when we launch because because teespring has traditionally just been like here's a design we're doing a campaign but we're gonna have a store and when that happens we're gonna bring back if not all most of the designs that we've ever done so they will all be available again and then the way that it works is they'll all be kind of like mini campaigns so it's gonna be sort of like I don't know what I would call it like it'd be kind of like it'd be kind of like a mass drop page that never goes away so like every time it reaches 50 people who commit the counter resets and it ships those 50 out yeah something like that right I think that's how it goes yeah that's so that's pretty much like kind of how it's gonna work um this is interesting so Apple patents yeah a switchless force touch keyboard I mean it's not like this idea has never been thought of before like a laser projected keyboard I don't want this at all like I just I even read the headline and I was like don't so the idea is that this would allow their MacBooks to be thinner than ever I don't care thinner than ever lighter than ever you're not gonna buy a MacBook anyway what do you care I know well because then the rest of the industry will do it yeah like like that's basically how this stuff works usually in the past Apple was leading all of these kind of things for the last little while maybe not so much in every department or any of them but nowadays if Apple does this it's very possible that everyone else is gonna do this and honestly their current popular laptop thing didn't we use that for scrapyard wars and that book air yeah yeah that was fine I don't know anything about those guys whatever um the battery lasted a long time the keyboard was actually pretty good it web browsed just fine that's all I needed it for it was great I didn't pay for it I don't care how expensive it was wasn't relevant to scrapyard wars to be clear we also didn't keep them we also didn't keep them paying for I'm just saying like I didn't buy the laptop so I know people can be like but it's overpriced and I'm gonna be like I know that doesn't make it a bad piece of hard exactly it was fine I actually it was it was good whereas arguably a laptop with a touchscreen keyboard is a bad piece of hardware probably bad regardless of its price now with that said okay you've used the steam controller right so having haptic feedback for when you move back and forth on something with a better with a with a better vibration motor yeah could be not terrible and more on that later as someone who who I personally feel that on the MacBook 2015 which has the the force touch trackpad the actual the click feels a lot like a click it really does if they executed it perfectly maybe you've got my attention but what they would have to do is maybe have like they'd have to have some way for me to find the home row so it would have to be still have to have like a grid on it or something that I can feel yeah if the keys are touch if they solve that it might not be that bad of a problem my thing is being able to feel the key so I don't look at the keyboard when I type but I can feel physical keys yes so if they find some way to solve that problem sure but I just haven't heard anything about that all right why this doesn't smoke he's coughing cuz he's sick it's amazing how many people were like getting super judgy about yeah we'll talk about that next it's amazing how many people were getting super judgy about how I smoke and I'm a bad person on our our our old office tour oh because I had a pack of cigarettes on my desk those are the they were literally FX cigarettes okay paid like a fair amount so that we could get fake ones so that he wouldn't have to smoke let me see if I can find the here they are here they are they're from neural effects calm that is the pack of cigarettes that was on my desk okay so y'all can just y'all can just calm down thank you all right let's move on to our next topic Diablo 2 starcraft 1 and warcraft 3 HD remakes possibly coming now thank you to be clear possibly coming is just based on a job posting it's okay I'm gonna read out the job posting and there's no timeline yeah at all yeah so like don't hold your breath or hold your pee or hold anything compelling stories intense multiplayer endless replayability qualities that made starcraft warcraft 3 and Diablo 2 the Titans they are today evolving operating systems hardware and online services have made them more difficult to be experienced by their loyal followers our by their loyal followers our or or reaching a new generation we're restoring them to glory blah blah blah blah we need your engineering talents so like they're doing something whether or not it's just compatibility for newer systems or it is actually a HD remake I don't know it says right on it some responsibilities listed as own implementation and curation of features new and old diagnose and fix all the things crashes deadlocks overthrows heat corruptions etc so it's it is very unclear what restoring them to glory means but to do it something and that's cool I would love for it to be HD remakes yes ultra HD please actually yes but then with the way Blizzard goes you know maybe not so maybe not ultra HD maybe it'll be like 960p right in blizzards defense their art style does there they're like does a low polygon count art style does translate really well to high resolution screens and all that stuff I'm not I'm not hating on the time sure that we're gonna be doing already yeah they do I'm excited that's super cool they release an HD remake of warcraft 3 I would be head over heels happy don't worry about that one ignore that one this one why super boring oh I thought it was interesting I've had it for like almost a whole year yeah I know okay but it's beta now but who cares okay fine you can do it if you want yeah let's do the next one then yeah all right the new Sennheiser office done done done have you ever wanted to spend fifty five thousand US dollars on a pair of headphones now you can yeah if you're one of the 250 people a year who will be permitted to buy it so in 1990 this is this is like straight off the Sennheiser's website said I will tech insider but I'm pretty sure they got it straight off the Sennheiser website in 1990 Sennheiser engineers set out to create the best headphones in the world the result was the legendary Sennheiser orpheus a pair of 16 thousand dollar audiophile headphones so sophisticated they even came with their own tube amplifier that looked like something taken from a mad scientist lab if you're some kind of tool who has never seen a tube amplifier before pretty sure he went off script there for a moment yeah sorry that last bit was me it was good though I liked it so I'm fastest now thank you I never put it on the wrong syllable um oh classic joke careful that you might break it so when I first got the press release for this you're gonna free yes or a review sample no no what I asked for you're gonna freak out what I asked for was the first unit and that I would buy them because you know it's really weird I know you're freaking out but you need to calm down no what was really weird was I looked at this article and I was like maybe we should buy one I'm not even kidding I'm not kidding at all I was like you know I look at Lou and stuff and sometimes they just go crazy and they just buy something really cool then review it and I'm like we should just buy an orpheus he does so many headphone reviews like it might make sense so I was like I was straight up I was like because I was like I want to review this and they're like well you can't because get rekt we're gonna have a like an auditioning booth at CES you can hear them there and I was like no no you misunderstand I'm gonna buy them but I want the first one for being me and because I'm gonna review it and then he's like okay well here's to more detail can we get assigned by Sennheiser I read into it no I'm not buying them anymore I read into it even further and only okay so only 300 pairs of the original orpheus exists today and they typically go for tens of thousands of dollars on eBay much more than the purchase price and so my initial take on it was like I will just buy it and flip it because I don't care because it'll be a limited edition product and I can get rid of it down the line without it actually costing anything it's all about the slush fund right I talked about this you don't have to buy everything and then like put it in a vault somewhere you can buy it and sell it and get rid of it and to be fair when I said I was thinking about us just buying it I fully expected it to be back out of the door probably as soon as possible yeah the problem is that Sennheiser I think lost their way with what was so exclusive and interesting about the orpheus the original orpheus and they are producing 250 of these per year indefinitely so yeah I get it that that's only 250 units a year so you'll be one of like the only you know couple thousand people worldwide who can own one but I seriously doubt that for the best had even the best headphones in the world bearing in mind the original orpheus is we're already that and they go for about 30 grand on eBay I seriously doubt that there's more than 250 people a year that are going to be willing to spend fifty five thousand US dollars on also the best headphones in the world so I think Sennheiser has significantly overestimated the demand and at the same time killed what is so exclusive and legendary about the orpheus but that said it might still sound great and that's cool and that's fine but it means that from a collector standpoint they've pretty much made it irrelevant from my personal perspective other people can agree or disagree with me but I am no longer interested in owning one I will listen to them at CES on the CES show floor when it's which chat was like 30 grand just to listen to Taylor Swift hey you know maybe how's he gonna shake it off all right maybe your boyfriend left you because you spent so much money on headphones yeah so anyway some some details about it because I went completely about how he doesn't understand your purchasing decisions and I just met you and this is critical that was the other one so handcrafted in Germany using over 6,000 components some components such as gold vaporized ceramic electrodes which sound pretty BA I guess platinum vaporized diaphragms karate marble amplifier housing each amplifier control is created using a single piece of brass once the headphones are turned on the quartz glass vacuum tubes rise up from the marble enclosure and emit a glow which by the way tube amps just kind of do they feature digital amplification which takes place inside the headphones reducing interference from cord travel I mean we are talking some audio file grade snake oil right nobody badass sorry they super won't so like I understand that before we before we I get it it's okay it's fine they should send us on a factory tour where we see the whole line so they should show us like all 6,000 parts not only just that but where they get the car marble and where they get the platinum that they're using and then like we follow the whole chain of everything in yeah so that would cost what 50 grand to make at least sure more than that tell you why you have to like fly around and stuff you talk to CES art Sennheiser at CES okay you pitch it you know what honestly I would and you probably know that at this point but I also super know that they wouldn't do it so like and it wouldn't even make any sense from our perspective we're gonna be we're gonna be trucking all over Europe to make a video about how headphones are made when we legit already made a video about how Sennheiser headphones are made no part of the video would be like how they mine the marble and the platinum so you want it you literally want to make you want to remake I collect rocks and then listen to it on a $55,000 pair of headphones that's what I'm hearing right now you're drunk I said I knew it wouldn't happen I just I don't know I thought it'd be funny like like what actually goes into making a pair of fifty five thousand freaking dollar headphones a lot I would imagine yeah I also suspect the profit margin is fairly but I want to solve the section of I would imagine all right so this article here is from Android Authority beware of cheap USB type-c cables warns Google engineer this is actually a very good point especially early in the lifecycle of a new cable standard it is very common for the now I'm not saying that everyone has to run out and buy $200 HDMI cables from monster but you also shouldn't necessarily be buying 199 HDMI cables off the back of a truck there is a middle ground and so buying a low quality cable particularly very early in the lifecycle of a connector can lead to issues because they might not undergo the appropriate tests and validation depends whose truck depends whose truck so Google engineer Benson Leung has been testing cheap USB type-c can can you imagine like someone at Google just being like yeah so I'd like for my next assignment to be buying a bunch of cheap USB type-c cables and like testing them like someone's whose job it is to kind of go yeah okay I guess that seems like good use of your time so they all have self-guided time yeah they do so he might have just yeah an important feature with USB type-c and 3.1 is support for 3 amp charging and a number of the budget cables fail to match the standard specifications which can be dangerous to your hardware as legacy devices may not be able to handle charger currents when using adapter cables so basically what he found was that some of the cheap type-c cables were not suitable for his Chromebook pixel laptop it's amazing how many people at Google use Macbooks like I was just like shouldn't you guys be like trying to somewhat practice what you preach around here no can you program at all ah I I'm sure someone out there is gonna tell us that yes indeed if you tap into the underlying Linux we're blind right that's fine but but like naturally without fighting it I don't think so like I've actually never used a Chromebook I don't know how locked down they are I have not even remotely interested in Chromebook they are somewhat locked down they're okay anything you can do in a browser you can do in a Chromebook anything else I would yeah so yeah there's a fairly obvious reason why probably almost none of them have Chromebooks the Witcher is getting a movie at a thing dog mom I didn't mean stuff like that whoa anyways it's so funny okay so everyone watching the WAN show gets to be all like hoity-toity privy to this before they watch the video because I am going to be doing my steam machine video next week so I've got an Alienware steam machine actually I had two steam machines one of which I sent back because one video was enough for me to say everything I have to say about steam OS I wasn't gonna reveal that much but what I will say is this many of my complaints about steam OS I express and then later on in the video I burn all the Linux geeks and I say that in like a kind way like like I'm a geek you're a geek we're all geeks you could specifically be a Linux geek I would specifically be I don't know I'm sure but I could fall into a lot of categories I'm sure so I kind of burn the Linux geeks that I predict with my amazing powers of future prediction are leaping down my throat when I talk about the limitations of steam OS and telling me all about how I can enable desktop mode and I can install this and do that and then sudo that and all this stuff okay so later on in the video I'm like yo I know that doesn't matter because so you guys I have saved you the embarrassment of typing a comment under that video and getting destroyed because there's a very good reason why that stuff doesn't matter my steam machine video is gonna be really long it's not sudo I looked it up it's sudo you pronounce it sudo yeah I know it's spelled sudo okay yeah I actually looked it up cuz I was like I need to make sure I don't say this wrong sudo I don't know that's interesting yeah no I talked to an obscene amount of Linux nerds I know I know I know I know and I assumed it was I've only heard see that was like GIF and GIF I do I reason why it's I will look it up because I unless someone was trolling the crap out of me how do you pronounce I know it's super admin do but like oh this one says I've heard it said sudo across the board but this guy okay so the OP here there you go this is where the confusion comes in OP says I'm just learning to use Linux and while I've seen that the official way is sudo I still want to pronounce sudo so which one do you use when talking about the command like so there you go no one's wrong I know it's super user do but like look at the word but it is way safer for me to say it the official right way so that those people can be double wrecked when they realize that they actually aren't pronouncing it right sudo sounds so dumb I don't my problem so anyway my steam machine video is gonna be quite long probably about 16 minutes and I'm not gonna ruin the conclusion but it's it's still in beta and it's yeah it's been in beta for well it hasn't been in beta for two years but it's been in is there anything that it does that a normal installation of Linux cannot do the video is it's a really good video it's a really well written video it contains a lot of information I would like you guys to watch it so I'm not gonna get too far into it but I have saved you I have saved you the embarrassment of pointing out to me things that I do indeed already know not that people seem to care no one seems to care when they say something that it turns out that I already in fact oftentimes the top rated comment on one of my videos would be like Linus didn't you realize and then like the like couple of up votes comment that's next under it is like he said it right in the video and no one no one cares no one watches the video as far as I can tell are people telling you that it's super user do I know but like they're going like literally everyone like literally everyone says sudo and I'm like I literally actually not heard that like twice yeah literally not yeah super everyone do's that all right jetpacks my friends yes my friends oh yeah well oh my gosh there's still like three pages of topics how the crap did this happen no no these were all here actually I just now let's do the jetpacks topic jetpacks has fly skip to later on in the video to see it actually take off like so many oh no never mind this isn't the this is another water one no no no no no this is the thing oh wow is like there's a thing whoa yeah no this is straight up a thing this is not a hovercraft whoa so he's just going over water for like safety from yes oh no no no they've got out that they've got other videos they've got like test flights in their facility that are not over water yeah so they got some help from the city of New York this is a thing jetpack aviation check this out I'm not telling you to order one not that you can because this is a prototype but these guys have apparently been working for 40 years quietly on an actual jetpack to be clear it is not the same thing as a rocket belt a rocket belt is just like burning some fuel and like shooting it out pretty much no no this actually uses jet engines and carries its own self-contained fuel and is light enough for a person to wear and is like some super BA looking stuff I forget what it's called that something something nine the JB 0 9 I think they screwed up I think they meant JP 0 9 or 9 there's no zero don't worry I screwed up too I'm kidding I don't mean they screwed up no no it's called the JB 9 is it like Justin Bieber 2009 yes yes it is thank you he should fly into one of his concerts like that and then slip on some water and get suddenly so their site is great I tooled around on it for a little while they've got lots of great information about the challenges that they faced how they've overcome them because there's so many concerns like I always just assumed you know non-mechanical engineer that I am that jetpacks would always be impossible because we would never be able to control the exhaust temperature so how do you keep people from burning their legs off when they're flying them and not a thing they have figured it out and it is looking pretty cool so they're still working on a lot of R&D stuff ballistic parachute a four-engine version a simulator to reduce pilot training time improvements to the engines and computerized management system but this is some cool stuff hey hoverboards may never happen but jetpacks Wow you saw how aggressively angry different organizations got about drones how upset are people gonna be about jetpacks I don't know I so want to commute on one moment like yeah but like what's gonna happen the first time like a person runs into a plane they'll die and then what I mean like politically oh I don't know I have a feeling these will never be unregulated though in the way that yeah yeah yeah yeah I'm just like are you gonna have to like schedule flight time and like I don't know I would have what I would imagine that's a radio to control powers and stuff no because I don't think you can go that high but you're still a risk for taking no radio is some 60s technology the way that I imagine this working is you would have I know they do but I what I know I know but my point is that that would not work for this we need a new system so the way that it would have to work is you would have to use individual GPS you'd have to have individual GPS trackers on everyone everyone would have to have a data link like a super fail redundant data link and then you would still probably have to like it could be even be like app managed so you'd be like I'm leaving this is my destination you put your phone in your pocket your phone detects that you just frickin took off the ground and then your jetpack reports in your status it knows you need a way for in-air communication though so you'd have well you could have okay that that could be radio that could be whatever okay but the way that the actual tracking system would have to work would almost have to be automated so it would have to be like you would have to everyone would have to still have a headset and then you'd have to have instead of having like an air traffic control tower everyone would have to intelligently from the mass management system get the relevant alerts for them but what stops someone from just not using a GPS device the thing that starts from towers can detect well okay agencies that control the air yes detect planes even if they're not reporting yes so the thing that would prevent people from doing that would be the interceptor police enforcement jet packs that show up on them and tell them to get the crap back on their flight path so you could so I mean that's the way that I really see it being done like what prevents people from taking a car and driving it into a building technically nothing except that that's gonna get you in an awful lot of trouble so that's that's really the way that I see this being regulated flight limit yeah like someone in chat just had a flight limit but there's problems with that because like since whenever you've not been able to take limiting chip out of a car but we're not talking about limiting chips we're talking about law enforcement laying the smackdown on you so so yeah I mean there's a there's a lot of different there's people are saying jetpack way too slow you got no idea what's up as the crow flies is pretty important in terms of how quickly you can get somewhere like no traffic lights is pretty darn important I could probably get to work faster from home to here flying you know 40 kilometers an hour on a jetpack versus flying flying flying down the highway at 80 kilometers an hour in my car like it makes a big difference and it would be way cooler so I see a lot of problems with your plan but oh yeah there's a lot of problems with my plan but I know that but my point is that the current plan of centralized monitoring and radio communication is not enough because it needs to be like a smart system where the individual operators can can receive and transmit only the relevant broadcasts to themselves so the centralized thing just has to manage who needs to communicate with each other and why so I would know if someone's going to intercept me but I don't need to know about all that other stuff you don't just automatically hear everything I know okay I know but I also won't have a friggin console in front of me yeah I won't have pretty much anything in front of me I might have a HUD if I'm lucky yeah so so something has something has to be something has to be cloud managed and intelligent in the background to manage to make sure that that stuff works okay anyways after party thing yeah all right peace bros thanks for watching the man show we are going to be doing the ultra-wide festival after party thing where we go through some of the honorable mentions here so stay tuned my good friends and we will see you on the other side where this guy how does pushing it wait 200 more years we have pods today