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Right Because a lot of the different changes that they've been doing since Steve Jobs passed makes me not too surprised that they're going this angle. But yeah, I just wouldn't recommend it to anyone because it's freaking $10,000. Right Yeah, I think that's an interesting point because like you said, like Steve Jobs never really did the crazy high premium stuff like this Like yeah, Apple products have always been expensive, more expensive than you know what maybe some people think they're worth but it's not been anything crazy, you know And average Joe could probably save up a little bit and get one. Exactly, and I think that that's been one of the big draws of a lot of Apple products. I think the iPhone's a great example because it's not really more expensive than most other phones, at least if you're on contract, everything's $200 whether it's you know, you see Samsung, iPhone So I think it was an interesting thing that everyone can buy an iPhone and it's the exact same. Kind of like how like the old story of like you can buy a Coke and it's the same anywhere it's the same price and we can afford it. So like I thought that was kind of an interesting thing but you look at something like the Apple Watch Edition this is $10,000, that's crazy but I also don't think it's that crazy. There are people who buy Rolexes and I don't think anyone's gonna walk up to you and say, you know you kind of overpriced for that, overpaid for that Rolex, you may want to reconsider, there's this great Casio that's $15 at Walmart I mean I'm saying it just does the same thing. It does the same things man Yeah, Casio used open source software on this, come on So like I get it, like you said, I am not going to buy an Apple Watch Edition, that would be insane but I can't hate on someone who does I mean there's people who pay tons of money for like a gold Lamborghini I wouldn't buy one of those either but I'm not going to hate on you for buying one so I don't know. It is cool though that they're letting you skip the lines, I feel like my $10,000 is going to be well spent because I don't have to stand in line with all the peasants who are buying their thousand dollar watches, I don't want to be associated with those guys, I gotta go straight to the front line. Wow, you sound like Linus right now I guess it's the same kind of thing, like I would look at a golden Lamborghini and go like wow, that seems like a very poor investment idea and I would look at a $10,000 Apple Watch and be like wow, that seems like a very poor whatever, but I'd also look at it and go like oh that's kind of interesting I'm not super personally interested in a golden Lamborghini, I'm also not super personally interested in a $10,000 freaking Apple Watch, I wouldn't buy either and my mind has them so far away from possibilities that I don't even like I don't even want it I'm just starting to imagine wearing a $10,000 watch, like I wouldn't, like someone sees it, they would just take it off my wrist it would be stolen in like a week you scratch it and go oh that was $3,000 worth of gold I just left on that countertop it would be horrifying I wouldn't even want one, if I had one it would just be like in a case that would I don't know, it's ridiculous to me, but then again I'm not the kind of guy who would ever buy a $10,000 watch anyway No, but if you were do you feel like you should be able to cut the line and have an extra one hour private consultation with an Apple Watch expert one of my favorite things is how they phrase it, the employees are being told that the journey for buying an edition is intended to be extremely personal elegant and purposeful oh god By the way, this elegant purposeful journey ends with you giving us a check for $10,000, don't forget that part right, it's super awesome but we want your money, I think the bigger question about this whole deal, I know we don't want to talk about the gold Apple Watch for like 30 minutes, but what are you going to do with this thing next year when there's going to be a new Apple Watch that's better, like sure, I can see upgrading a phone like every two years, like it's a few hundred dollars, but it's nothing crazy am I going to have a $10,000 outdated watch a year from now? Yeah, that's a big thing too because the Rolex example and the Lambo example, like if you have a Gallardo, the Gallardo is still super badass in it's completely useless 12 months later, I don't know what you're talking about, it doesn't even work anymore like if someone rolls up in a Testerosa or a freaking DeLorean, okay we gotta talk about that in a second, if someone rolls up in a Testerosa, like that's sick, if someone has an old however old Rolex, the older probably even the better to be completely honest, it's super badass this thing is going to be junk the second everyone comes out, yeah, because I mean, like you said you look at a Rolex, it's like such fine machinery and craftsmanship, it's insane, and you know, it does the exact same thing that every other Rolex has ever done it tells time, and I mean obviously the Apple Watch does do more than tell time, you gotta give it some credit there, but I don't think it's going to have that same kind of mystique, 2, 3, 5, 10, 20 years from now as a really finely machined Rolex will, so I don't know and like the new brand new Rolex might be a better dive watch, but it's going to be just as good at telling time as the new one most likely, so the Apple Watch will be worse, very very objectively worse than the new one at doing a whole bunch of stuff when the new one comes out, unless they have some kind of like trade in program where like they'll upgrade your watch or something, which I get for $10,000, not completely insane, but still not like the greatest solution to having to send in your $10,000 watch, UPS every week UPS guys like uhhh, this box got lost my bad Sir, so this comes with $100 of insurance, do you want any more? Yeah, can I get $9,900 of insurance added? Okay Sure, yeah If anyone in the chat was wondering, there's the link, I should have posted that earlier, that was my bad Yeah, I guess moving on, Microsoft has unleashed Project Spartan Preview with the next Windows 10 build, another thing I always warn people when I bring up Windows 10 builds, is that there is a keylogger on Windows 10 I don't know if it's still there, it definitely was there before, yes, I'm sorry, what? It's in the like terms of service or whatever when you sign up, and it's not there to harvest your password it's there to, and like they're very open about the idea that it's there, and they're not trying to hide it, I don't know if it's still there so, if someone has that, I install the Windows 10 build and I didn't know anything about it, so I don't know how open they're being, I guess maybe like there is a keylogger on your system but it's in like, it's in the TOS or whatever, you have to read the fine print which is stupid I don't think that account is open, I think that's like if you're like part of the 0.01% who read that, then I don't know, that's a little sketchy, so what is it for? It's not for like just, it's supposed to be there to see how people are using it, and if something breaks and you like send the report, they would have the keylogger data of before the report, so they can kind of see like oh, okay, well they did this stuff and it broke, okay that makes sense that's what it's supposed to be there for it sketches me out, so I don't like it yeah but Project Splarton! yeah, woo! I don't know, it's pretty cool apparently it's going to be replacing not completely replacing Internet Explorer Internet Explorer will still exist, but it will be replacing Internet Explorer's pinned and taskbar positions, so pinned in the start menu and pinned on the taskbar positions which will pretty much completely replace it for a lot of the people that were using IE because the reason why a lot of people were using it yes, and that is very true because a lot of the reasons why people were using IE was because it was default and in those positions right, yeah, and it's also supposed to be faster, right? Yeah, it's supposed to be faster, there's a whole bunch of other really cool features like annotation notes, so you can essentially take like a snapshot of a webpage, but it's still a bit functional, it's not a screenshot, you can still click on links and everything, and you can draw on it and you can collaboratively mark it up, so like if if I was working on a, I actually really like this, if I was working on development of a website I could send someone, like I'm sure they have a word for it that I'm not properly calling it, but I could send someone this snapshot thing that I'm talking about, mark it up with like, okay, I want this padding to be a little bit wider, I want this color to change, I want all these things done I'm going to work on this part, if you can do those, well like mark it up and then send it to them, and you can still mess with it, you can still click on things, I think that's really cool. It's kind of like a Google Docs screenshot, kind of. Yeah, yeah, kind of. It's locked in time, so if there was updates under that page, like if someone did an edit or something you wouldn't get that edit, but it's still clickable and you'd be able to like watch the embedded YouTube video that might be there or whatever, which is actually pretty cool. Yeah. So I played around with the very original, like, Project Spartan renderer in the first build of Windows 10, I did a little bit of a browser test and I remember finding that that it was not really a huge difference, I don't think it had changed any part of Internet Explorer besides the JavaScript side and it was pretty much caught up with like Safari and Opera and Firefox and Chrome, so I'd be interested to see if it's kind of caught up on the rest of the browser side stuff with this newer build, because from the early side of what I saw, it looked pretty decent, it looked like it was kind of a browser that I actually wouldn't mind using. Yeah, and the Cortana integration is genuinely interesting. Sorry I'm doing something on the computer for a second, but like, I like that it's supposed to be the personal assistant idea, that's actually really cool, because and this gets, I think, overshadowed a little bit, but if you look on a restaurant's website, I was doing this literally today, it can give you essentially quick links to stuff like their menus, or if there's like Yelp reviews, those will be there, like everything kind of comes in on the side, and if I'm like, oh, Bnick's Bistro, this place that I've gone to a few times, do they have a breakfast menu? This is exactly what I was doing. It's like, I don't know, where is it? Okay, our food is apparently their menus tab, like it would have been not that much easier, but easier if it just popped in the side, bunch of reviews of their food, where their menus are, all that kind of stuff, super easy to find. I like that, time savers are great, personal assistants are a really cool idea. So, the question is, do they actually have a breakfast menu? They do, but when you click on the breakfast menu, it's just like, brunch menu. Oh, that's not a breakfast menu, that's a brunch menu. Two different things. Yeah, it's titled breakfast menu, you click on it, it gives you an image, and like, on the image of the physical menu that you get, it's like, brunch menu. Okay, were they like breakfast-y kind of foods on the brunch menu at least? There were a couple breakfast-y kind of foods, it opens at, I think, 10 or 10.30. Yeah, that's definitely kind of a brunch-y sort of thing. Alright, I'll allow it, sounds good. I'll allow it. They can continue to exist. So far, but they need to be careful with this brunch nonsense. Anyways, the Project Spartan Preview will be available in Builds 10.049. Oh, that's my favorite build, I don't... Obviously, it's 10.049. Anyways, I need to jump back a little bit and ask you, the DeLorean. What's up with the DeLoreans? Okay, so... So, I posted on Instagram last night, I think the title was like, New Whip, and it was a picture of a DeLorean. No, I didn't actually buy a DeLorean. So many people were like, oh, dude, do a video on it, I was just at a museum, there was a DeLorean there, I just took a picture. I didn't think anyone would believe that I actually bought a DeLorean, although, I will say, that's on my bucket list of things that at some point in my life, I would like to own a DeLorean. But, that one was like, 80 grand, and I was not going to pay 80,000 dollars for a DeLorean. So, maybe when I find like, when the Apple Watch, like when people start trading their Apple Watches, they might like trade in a DeLorean, and I can get it for like, a little bit of a better price, but no DeLorean just yet. That's fantastic. The reason why I was so excited, and the reason why I asked, was my car that I bought when I was like 16 or whatever, I rode that thing directly into the ground, and its engine like partially blew up on a bridge. And then... Good job, good job. Thank you, thank you, it was fantastic. When I replaced that, I had, I hadn't been looking into buying cars for a super long time. So, I was like, you know what? I should try to get a DeLorean. And no joke, that actually happened. And I did a whole bunch of research, and I like actually sourced down some people that had DeLoreans, and I found some that were a lot more affordable than 80 grand. But, they wouldn't be as in good shape. At all. Right. So a lot of it was going to take a lot of work, especially aesthetic work, like repairing some of the panels, which is not fun. Which is all, it's stainless, right? Yeah. Oh yeah. Well isn't the company that bought, like, didn't one company buy like all of the parts? I think so, yeah. Like this giant warehouse full of like brand new DeLorean parts, I think it's like Washington maybe? I actually have, yeah. But I've seen like the videos, I think it's actually still called, I think they bought like the name, like DeLorean Motor Company, everything. Yeah, DMC, yeah. Like I know they were building like some plug-in hybrid versions of like new DeLoreans with all the old 80s parts. Yeah, it's really cool. I don't know if they've actually done it, but I know they were talking about like prototypes and stuff, so... Wow. I don't know. That's pretty sick. That would be interesting to pay attention to. But yeah, I just thought it was funny that you posted that. I wasn't sure if you bought it or not, but I was like, oh yeah. I was surprised at how, like I felt like most people realized it was a joke, but a ton of people thought I was real. I was like, wow, okay, cool. I appreciate the vote of confidence and everything. I'm that kind of baller who owns a DeLorean. Thank you guys in advance, but sadly, I don't quite live up to your expectations just yet. That's awesome. What gave me the little bit of thought that it might not have been real was that it was just like that very small section of the car. And I just felt like if it was actually yours, you'd take like a picture from the inside or something. Oh, you put like a lot of thought in this. I did. I did. I got really excited, man. You could have asked me, right? Well, I wanted to ask you on the show. I was like, cause I saw the Instagram post last night and I was like, gonna send you a message. And then I was like, ah, I'll just ask him live. I just took, cause it was parked by like two other cars so I got the closest shot I could see other cars. Like, oh, this is my garage, guys. You should have gone with the two other cars and then said it was your garage. Oh, yeah. There's like a Camaro and Lamborghini. All my cars. Don't worry. Actually, that was Linus's Lamborghini. Yeah, he was just visiting. Anyways, next up we have the HTC One E9 Plus. Their latest phablet with a stunning screen. Stunning. It has a, where is its DPI? 534 PPM. There we go. Yes. 5.5 inch quad HD display. Although the website lists it as a 1080p resolution. So, I think they probably just screwed up cause that's what the E9 is, right? Yes. Yeah. Pretty sure that was just a mess up. Yeah. But, I mean, a 5.5 inch 2560x1440 screen, that's okay. I mean, you know, it's got a couple pixels, like 534 per inch. Per inch. You know, if I was gonna put like a random number, like just take a guess, 534 ish, you know? So, it's half metal and half plastic. So, this is going to be, I guess, is this going to be a step down from the M9 or is this supposed to be like another flagship? I don't know. It's interesting. They've screwed up a lot of their own specs, which is frustrating. Yeah. Because, like you said, the screen, but then there's also RAM. It's supposed to be 3GB on their website. It's listed as too... It's also got a MediaTek chipset, which kind of tips me off that it's probably not all that high end. Yeah. And then HTC's been doing a lot of full metal, and this is half and half. Right. Exactly. Actually, the E, if I remember right, the E series actually has been like the step down from the M series. I think. I think so. That would make sense. I hope I'm right. I don't know that off the top of my head, but that would make a lot of sense considering the plastic and considering the MediaTek chip. Yeah. So, it's cool. There's no price or release date or anything yet. Actually, it's, I just realized it's 7.49mm thin. Thick. I feel like that's actually quite a bit thinner than the M9. I think that's like somewhere in the 8, 8.5 neighborhood. I should probably double check what I'm saying before I say it. But... Give me one quick second. For some reason, Nick is calling me. I have no idea why. What's up, Nick? That's a terrible... That's a terrible thing....because apparently your mic is way lower than Austin's. Uh-oh. So, yeah. Just wanted to let you know. Okay. Thanks, Nick. Bye. Thank you. You sound fine on my end. That's weird. Yeah. I don't know what's going on with that. I checked the chat a few times and didn't see that. Hmm. You want to turn yours down a little bit? Okay. Yeah. Some people are talking about it. I don't know why it took them almost 20 minutes. They were probably doing it the whole time. I just wanted to bug people. So, you want mine down or do you want to turn yours up? I can turn mine up a little bit. I can try that. Okay. I can turn mine down. But I don't want to mess it up. I'm on Skype right now, so Skype's automatically changing. So, I don't know how much... I can turn it down a little bit. I turned mine up a bit. We'll see how that goes. Hopefully that works. I'll check in the chat in a little bit. Moving on from unreleased, a whole bunch of data messed up with the drones. We have the Amazon testing delivery drones in a secret location in Canada which is probably in DC. Which is great because that's where I'm from and this is awesome. And I have no problem with it. See, you guys are like cheating here, right? Amazon was doing all this kind of cool stuff and then you guys get all their awesome drone technology. Like, come on. They've got to share it with us. I guess FAA is being... Yes, the FAA are being nuts about it, which they might have some good ideas. But I'm happy that they're testing it here. I think that's cool. I like how Amazon was just like, oh, we'll just rock upwards a little bit. I wonder, is there some other place on Earth we could do this exact same testing? Actually, isn't Amazon based in Seattle? Isn't that just a few miles? That's what I mean. Let's just go up a little bit. That's why I said BC...there's a lot of reasons why BC is probably where this whole secret center is. But BC makes a ton of sense for a few reasons. But yeah, they didn't even... They probably just drove a truck up with some of their equipment. They were like, alright, cool. We're here. Testing time! Yeah, that didn't take that long. I was talking to a friend of mine and I was like, well, even if Canada decides to freak out, which they probably won't, because Canada has essentially been like, you can do whatever you want, because we need more of you up here. I like it. Yeah, I'm down with that too. But even if Canada said basically no, Amazon could probably just buy an island and just test them there. They probably already have one at this point. Yeah, like you're not going to stop them from trying these things out. Just, I don't know. Go with it. So I think it's interesting because didn't they do the original like that ad, was it a year ago or was it two, something like that? It was a while back. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I remember when I first saw that, it seemed so ridiculous. It seemed like there was no way that they were actually going to do this. Come on, but it seems like you hear stuff like this and they've said on record, yeah, this is actually a thing we want to do. It might be three, five, seven. It could be a long time in the future, but this is something that we're interested in looking at. And so I got to thinking about it. And the amount of packages that Amazon actually ships via UPS, FedEx, Post Office, that kind of stuff, that's got to be enormous. Right? Like it's got to be just a huge, huge amount. And I felt guilty on multiple occasions when I buy like a $5 tube of thermal paste and I have it overnighted via Prime to my house like $2. This totally cost them so much more money than it was actually worth. I almost feel kind of guilty about when I do that. So you think maybe this drone stuff, while it still is going to be massively impractical and only for like a few places, even in the best case scenario, but maybe this is kind of like a way of hedging their bets and not giving UPS and FedEx piles of money to ship everything all over the place. That's honestly probably a really good point, especially with looking at, what is it called? Give me a second here, I'm going to try and find it in the dock. But anyways, they're releasing these little buttons. Have you seen that? Oh yeah, Dash. Dash, yes, the Dash Go buttons or whatever. It's a transitionary thing until they get something else set up or whatever. And there isn't a ton of products that it's available for so far. And some people thought it was an April Fools joke, which it definitely isn't. I did. I absolutely. I did too. Yeah, because it was on the 31st. Yes. And I saw a bunch of people tweeting it and like that was because people got I guess the last couple of years people have been starting April Fools early. So I saw it on my Twitter, I was like whatever. I go to Amazon.com it's like this giant thing right up front. I was like, really? I signed up because it's free for if you have if you're a Prime member, I think you can get up to three buttons. I should probably double check that. Yeah, you can get up to three buttons. Do you have to pay after that? I have no idea what you do after the first three buttons. I don't know if they'll even give you more than three. I have no idea. But I think you can get up to three. They're for various different products. So you can get like you know, you hit the button and it'll automatically order you more laundry detergent or diapers or whatever. I think it's about 18 different products. Yeah, Tide, Huggies, all kinds of stuff. So you know when I need more diapers I just hit the button. So I know they use the picture of like you put the Tide button on your washing machine. Where do you put these other buttons? Where do you put the diaper button? Where do you put the toilet paper button? I just trying to think of am I going to have a house full of buttons everywhere I just want to walk in and go, oh I want some of this I want some of this, want some of this $300. Oops. Oops. Oh my. Oh my. Yeah, I don't know. I think with especially a lot of the stuff that's in this program, the drones would make sense. The button placement thing is pretty funny. I think this isn't going to make a ton of sense for people that have like little kids and stuff. Yeah, I think that is... Oh, button fun to press! $3,000! All automatically shipped with drones. You can't cancel. There's like a palette of diapers show up at your front door like, oh not again. Yeah, yeah. Oh man, ridiculous. And they're like, oh yeah if you don't want any more you can just cancel it on your phone. I'm like yeah, well if it's already at my house. Yeah. So they didn't know, it'll like add emails you or whatever. Okay, I'm at work. You shipped within an hour because you're amazing in Amazon and now I can't cancel my order. So what I got the question is, what's the deal with these buttons? They seem very small. I believe they connect to your phone, right? I was wondering about that and like I was wondering about battery life and stuff. Yeah, exactly. And then these are pretty much one use buttons, right? Like you use it, I don't know, a year or two, you use it for a few times and like what the battery gives up and you throw it away. It seems kind of a little sketchy to me. Yeah, it does seem a little bit ridiculous. It's a cool idea, but I don't know how practical it's going to be if it's going to be. Especially in the long run and like I know they've already basically publicly said that it's a transitionary piece. Right. So they're planning on having other ways of doing this. Like I think the idea is that they're supposed to be a dedicated dash like wow the scanning code, the QR code. I think they're supposed to be a dedicated dash QR code in all the products or some other version of a code, some scanning bar or whatever that your phone can read. I think that's the eventual plan, but until they get a whole bunch of people on that maybe not going to happen, which is a little bit weird, but maybe the year, year and a half, two years might, oh man, I'm going to say Tide and that's one of the companies that signed up for this, but might tide people over until they actually get this other system implemented. Yeah. I think on top of that, you look just a little bit more into the future. I believe honestly, I'm going to say this and I might be wrong. I believe it was at Samsung was the company who said that they want all of their products to be connected within the next like five or ten years. So you can imagine you go up to your refrigerator and you can have Tide, or sorry Tide, dash built in so you can just look through, maybe you can even automatically see what you've got and like you scan it or whatever and you put it in, you know, you can keep track of, you know, if your stuff's about to go out of date, if you need to, you know, get some more milk or whatever and it can automatically be set in. So yeah, I definitely feel like dash for a lot of reasons is sort of like a stopgap, like a little bit of a transition between, you know, just having to order stuff on Amazon and not remembering and just realizing it's way easier to just go down to the store as opposed to waiting. Or if it's just something simple like your refrigerator automatically orders when you need more eggs or something. I think that's kind of where this is all headed. Yeah, and speaking of where this is all headed because that was basically the best segue I've ever heard. Yeah, I know. Another topic that we have. Not even just that, but what you were just talking about. IBM new Internet of Things unit. IBM is investing three billion dollars over the next four years to solidify its efforts in the Internet of Things space. So people like Samsung, like you were just talking about all their products need to be connected, are very possibly going to work with people like IBM. IBM's just like massive patent house that just does the back end of like everything ever. Well that's interesting to think of IBM as a massive patent house. You know, I usually don't I wouldn't think of them like that, but you know what? You're totally right. That's actually an interesting way of looking at it. Wow. I guess that's what they are. Well they've got three billion dollars to throw around over the next four years. They're a huge company. They just don't have a ton of almost any anymore. Did they get rid of all their consumer focused stuff? Oh dude, I can't think of anything off the top of my head. I know they got rid of their laptops and desktop kind of computer stuff not even that long ago. Yeah, they sold that to Lenovo, right? Yeah, they moved off hard drives. Yeah, I don't think Sorry? Servers and stuff I guess? Yeah, but that's less consumer focused. Right, yeah. Interesting. So I think the interesting thing about this is that you look at IBM, you look at all these different companies who are pouring tons and tons of money. There's, I don't know, I feel like they don't have things and wearables. I think a lot of these things, although they're separate categories, but I feel like a lot of these things are kind of converging. I remember I was at like a CES, I think it was like two or three years ago. It was the Intel CES conference and they were talking about we can't wait until the cost of the computer is basically nothing. You can have a chip that's able to connect to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth or whatever in everything. You can have it, it's essentially free, tiny, tiny tiny little chips that you can put everywhere. I feel like, at first I was like, yeah, right, okay, I'm going to have a Wi-Fi connecting table and all this kind of stuff, but you hear more and more stories about this. It's like, wow, this is actually kind of happening. That's cool, I think. Yeah, yeah. I've been, one thing that I always really liked was the, what was it, like the original, wasn't it called the Surface? Way back in the day, the Microsoft table. Yeah, the big table. Yeah, yeah. And when they ordered pizza with that thing, that was so sick. The guy was just like, I want some pizza and just, I think he swiped something and threw his credit card on it, it just scanned his credit card and pizza showed up. I was like, that's so cool. I want my table to be connected, why not? Wasn't Pizza Hut one of the very first websites that you actually like, online order pizza? Yeah. Pizza's like the thing that drives all technology progress. If you use a computer today, you owe it to pizza. Give or take a little bit, but mostly, and guess what? The guy who designed that computer you're using right now, he probably ate a lot of pizza. He probably did. You're welcome pizza. When I was doing a lot more developing stuff, I was eating a lot of pizza. No! Dude, you know what? When I make my videos a lot of time, I eat pizza. Oh my god, that's amazing. I can't believe it. This is, we found like, what is actually driven. The unifying force of the universe. Yeah, so pizza. Thanks pizza. We appreciate you. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. They knew it all along. Oh, I found the Dash article, so I'm gonna post this and stream like totally nowhere close to when we were talking about it, but just in case anyone wanted to read up more on that, there you go. I don't know, I've had a lot of people telling me that it's super stupid. I don't really think it is. I think it's fine. It might need to be deployed in specific ways. Like, if you have a little kid, make sure they can't press it. Yeah. I could see myself using them more likely. I don't have Prime, but maybe it's an interesting idea. One thing that I'm worried about is that there's not a ton of products on it so far. Right, and the buttons are not programmable from what I see. They all have like, their own, you know, the graphic of whatever brand that you're ordering. So it's like Gillette or whatever. So that button's only going to be useful for one thing, which is a little weird. A little weird, and a lot of the brands that they're signing up for are like premium brands. A lot of times I buy super cheapo stuff. Yeah, that's a good point. So it might not be super useful for me. But especially like the single home thing, where it's like one person living there, you buy something, you're probably gonna have it for a long time. And then once it runs out, you're gonna be like, oh crap, I haven't thought about this because I haven't had to buy it in two months. So being able to press the button is kind of cool. And then you don't have little kids pressing it and all that kind of stuff. But I do worry about also social implications of it. My buddy comes over and sees a Tide button. He's like, what's that? Click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click. It doesn't do anything. Click, click, click, click. Oh. I think you need a better buddy if that's the case. Yeah, I know. But like, it's, I don't know, it's possible. Or like, if one of my friends happened to have kids and came over and their kids were there or whatever, they'd press it. Like, I don't know. There's weird stuff like that. It would notify you, of course. But, I don't know. I'm really interested to see what people think about this in six months after it's released. Like, if you're actually using it, what people have to say about it, all that kind of stuff. Yeah. Alright, moving on. So, there's the 20th anniversary GTX 980. Yes. That is... Oh. Well, it's the ASUS 20th anniversary. Yes. So, what's it clocked at, actually? It's like some insane, like, clock right out of the box, right? Do, do, do. Hopefully, it's not in the notes for some reason, Nick. Yeah. What are you doing? Um. I remember reading this earlier today. I'm gonna try and pick it up. It's, it is, it's supposed to be, isn't it the fastest out of the box 980 you can get? I think that's the whole point. Yeah, I believe so. Actually, you know that's weird. They don't actually have it on the ASUS page. That's silly. Really obvious. I'm not telling people yet. Safe mode. It's really cool, guys. It's fast. Just trust me. Yeah. It has the faster modes, which is actually kind of cool. Which is helpful for people if they're doing LN2, which will be probably not many or nobody in the audience, but it's possible. There's an RGB light. It looks freaking badass and it's supposed to be super fast out of the box, which is cool. Hopefully, I'll be able to check it out and let people know what's going on. 14-phase power design, which is actually pretty sick. We don't see that that often. I think some of the Kingpin Edition cards and stuff will have 14-phase power design. Zero-DB fan mode, although Linus has posted a video on how to do that on pretty much whatever you want. Yeah, don't deal with this stuff. Just watch the video. It's all you actually need to know. These companies can pretend to do it, but Linus made the video. That's all you really need. Yeah, essentially, they didn't even release a graphics card until Linus makes a video. Exactly. It's all because of Linus. We all understand it. Linus and pizza make the world go round. Mainly pizza, but Linus too. Linus has to review the pizza. Oh! That needs to happen. Yeah, that does need to happen. Like lose McDonald's. Oh, that was so good. That was awesome. Awesome. There's not a ton else to say about that card until we get it in hand other than that. 14-phase power design, Zero-DB fan technology, memory defroster, a bunch of stuff for those kind of guys. One press V BIOS reload, which is actually pretty sick, especially if you're going to screw it around a lot. Which is very probable if you're buying this card. Yeah. I don't know. Pretty sick. I'd like to test it, so hopefully we'll get one, and I'll let you guys know later. Samsung is launching three more curved PC monitors, so Linus is probably freaking out about that over in wherever the hell he is right now. He's been going to many, many places. I'm going to post this in the chat as well. I'm doing a better job of that right now. I'm a little bit disappointed that I think they're all 1080p. Yes. So it's a 24 inch, a 27 inch, and a 31 inch. Yeah. So they started 300 bucks, so I think that's by far the cheapest curved monitor, right? I can't think of anything else. I'm not entirely sure about that. You're probably right. As far as I know off the top of my head, I think you're right, but I haven't checked that, so I don't know. I'm good at saying things, and then like half a second after I say it, it's like, oh, I'm actually not sure about that. Yeah, yeah. That's probably the cheapest, I think, maybe. Probably. My favorite thing to say is that's just a theory though. That's just a theory. I need to use that. Anyways, I'm a little bit disappointed that they're 1080p just because the curved monitors that I've tried in office that were 1080p were felt worse than a flat 1080p monitor. Really? I think just because I noticed the resolution more, but the like ultra-wide that we have that are 1440p and above are super crisp and very nice. I don't know. I'm sure Linus is going to try and get his hands on some of these, so we'll probably see a review of that. And he's done way more work with the new monitors than I have, so I'm sure he'll have something to say about them being 1080p or not. They've been bragging about the eye saver mode and the just natural eye-saving, eye-fatigue saving stuff of curved monitors. I've never had a problem with that. I have a whole bunch of monitors all the time, so I don't know. My eyes need to be saved apparently? Yeah, yeah. I don't know. That's one thing I've been thinking about too, is like I'm going to always turn my whole head, so I'll be looking directly at that monitor, or I'll be looking directly at this monitor. Oh, right, right. My eyes are usually facing straight forward. I'm not like looking out of the corner of my eyes at things all the time. Which I think might be what they're talking about, it might not be. I don't know. But the eye saver mode specifically decreases the amount of blue light emitted by the displays, not the I know they're talking about the natural curve can save your eyes that way, but the eye saver mode is reducing the natural blue light set up by the displays, which is interesting. Speaking of different colours of light, I don't know why I'm bringing this up right now, but in fire engines, they illuminate the cab with red. Not just because it's a fire engine, but because red doesn't change your pupil. Seriously? Yeah. So you can look directly into red light and nothing will really happen. Alright, that sounds like really dangerous advice. It's not good, it's not like, don't take a laser pointer and be like nothing's gonna happen. That's stupid, don't do that. That's interesting though, so red light is easier on your eyes then. Yes, and when I bought my car, I was super disappointed because I had heard that blue light wasn't good, and mine is illuminated by a blue light. I was like, what are you doing? Why did this happen? Just put red tape over all the blue lights in your car, like there, done! But that's why, if you've heard of them, there's a program for Android phones, I don't know if it's on iPhone or not, Android phones called Twilight, and there's a program on desktop for Windows and probably Mac as well, called F.lux, or just Flux. I always say Flux. Yeah, Flux, yeah. Both those programs will increase red light. Oh yeah, I guess that is what they do, isn't it? Yeah, yeah. I've heard of them, I've never really tried them. They dim and increase red light, so it's easier to look at. Yeah, I just stare at really bright, blue screens, 24x7, so yeah, yeah, yeah, me too. I tried Flux, and then after a while I was like, I'm just gonna stay up till 6am anyways. Yeah, there's nothing big difference. Yeah, whatever, I know my timing's gonna be way off, it's fine. It would also be helpful if I actually cared about my eye health, but I don't think we have the luxury of that, cause we're on computers all the time. Yeah. And then like, we're filming with giant light boxes like you have in the background going right at your face, which is gonna just not be good. Exactly. The horrible perils of our jobs, of sitting in our offices and sitting on computers all day is really terrifying. Yeah, oh my. Oh my. Yeah, you should feel bad for us. So unhealthy, yeah. All the time. Speaking of feeling bad, parents who don't stop children playing Call of Duty and other games of that style, the title's a little bit sensational, it just says, playing Call of Duty, but yeah, like aggressive gameplay stuff, high rated gameplays, will be reported to the police Warren's schools in the UK. Crazy. Nothing about this, I like absolutely nothing about this entire story, right? So it's not all schools in the UK or anything, I believe it's 16 schools, and they've stated they would call the police and social services if children reveal in the playground that they have been playing adult-themed games. Several children have reported blah blah blah blah. The games are talking about, with levels of violence and sexual content such as Call of Duty, Grand Theft Auto, Dogs of War, and other similar games that are all inappropriate for children. Yeah. Crazy. And this is like including everyone under 18 plus as far as I understand. I can understand maybe like a 6 or 7 year old, probably should be playing Call of Duty or Grand Theft Auto. If they're looking at elementary schools, and if what they do is they like maybe call and talk to the parents, talk to the parents about the possible implications of letting their kids play this and be like, maybe you shouldn't, blah blah blah blah blah, like maybe that's fine. But once you're in high school, I don't know a single dude that didn't play games that were 18 plus. Yeah, of course. That's insane. And not only that, it's not like they're just calling, they're reporting to the police and- Yes, as like an incident. And social services, so they can like- That's crazy. This seems to me like a school district who's just trying to like, really make some news and say, oh we're gonna crack down on those video games that are killing our kids for- It just seems kind of sensationalist and it's just trying to get the word out. But this is messed up on a lot of levels. I mean- Parents who are also warned about their youngsters being allowed to have access to social media sites such as Facebook and WhatsApp because it can make them vulnerable to sexual grooming. First of all, I did not need to know that that was a term. Second of all, single- Okay, again, I can see some like nugget of real information here. Like yeah, you probably should have a little kid having Facebook or WhatsApp. Okay, I can kind of understand that. The argument of I don't want the crap that I did when I was 14 to be on the internet. Exactly. Right. Yeah, I just don't. It's just, no. Wait, do we need to pause? Do we need to discuss something right now? No, we super don't need to discuss anything right now at all. It's totally fine. But like, I just just maybe have an advisory thing. Yes, I think it's very ham-fisted of this school board to just come out here and do this. But an ulterior motive for them might be to bring this issue up and have someone go like, whoa, whoa, whoa, let's draw back and set up a system here, which is much less aggressive. And maybe that's actually what they want. I hope that's actually what they want. Because if someone's in elementary school and has a Facebook account and is posting everything they're doing all day on the Facebook account, maybe that's a little weird. That's a little scary. Yeah. Their parents should maybe look into that. I don't know. That's their decision. And if the kid is playing Call of Duty, they're probably getting ripped on by a whole bunch of old people. And might even be beating them because little kids seem to be pretty good at first person shooters. Yeah, that is just something I've noticed. A lot of kids who are somewhat younger can be incredibly good at things like Call of Duty. It's a little weird to me. Maybe they're like maybe... They have quick skills, man. Exactly. But like, I just think the thing with this is that it seems ridiculous. Like, I get it, right? A lot of parents pay zero attention to the ratings of games and they'll let a little kid play Grand Theft Auto, right? Okay. Probably not a good idea. But I can't... I mean, little kids get to watch movies and all kinds of TV shows that are adult themed. And that's just kind of normal, right? That's not something that's completely insane and crazy and you need to call the police and social services about. Yeah. It's something that, yeah, parents probably should pay a little more attention to. But to call the police because some 15 year old kid in school is like, oh, I was playing Call of Duty. Call the police! Yeah. That's insane to me. I can't even begin to imagine how they would actually enforce that. What are the police going to do, right? You get some school calling up like, oh, so one of our 15 year old students was playing Call of Duty. Okay. Alright, we have some important stuff to do. Have a good day. Yeah, exactly. So I just... Everything about this... Everything about this just makes me sad and not... I'm not going to tell anyone how to raise their kids because I don't want to do that. But I feel like if the kid wants to do it at some level, they probably will. Yeah. Exactly. So if you're like, oh, you can't play shooter games, he's going to go to Johnny's house and play shooter games over there. If you tell him he can't watch that movie, he's going to go on his laptop in his room or his phone or his tablet or whatever the heck, Internet of Things, and just watch it there. Like, I don't know. Yeah. I think having the discussion about like, oh, it's not real. You probably knew this, but it's not real. Those are just pixels. It's not the same at all. You can be a super nice kind-hearted person and play GTA all you want and everything can still be fine. Right. And like talking about the differences of like, okay, don't kick and punch your friends in the face. It's cool. Just do that in video games. Don't do that and you'll be okay. Yeah, I don't know. Just having those like very obvious conversations is probably not a bad idea. Hand-fisting things will very likely just make things worse. I just tell you, this just seems to me like every year or two, some things got it like, there's got to be some controversy or something. Oh god, video games! They're terrible for people. And then everyone calms down, everyone forgets about it and it's no big deal. I feel like this is just another one of those things where some school district is wanting to make some attention, make some news, and you know, it's going to blow over and whatever. It just annoys me that video games are still ragged on like this when there's so much advantage to playing video games as far as just being able to get friends and be able to like, everyone come and hang out and play Mario Kart or GTA or whatever. It's held one of my friend groups together, completely. That's completely the reason why it has is because we'll all come together and play games. Or play games on the internet. I find it's a really good way to keep in contact with friends that I had in high school and stuff because even if they moved away or I moved away or whatever you can still play online. Which is a really good way to, yeah. So the third thing we've learned this show Pizza's great, we love Linus and you should play more video games. Success! Alright, next! Moving on to a more uplifting story. I think this is freaking amazing. I'm a huge fan of this product. It is called Volvo Life Paint. Which is a great name. Life Paint? Yeah, it's fantastic. So, to it's invisible in daylight. So if there's a lot of light on the object it's not visible. But if there's not much light on the object as far as I can tell it glows white. I think it's a white glow. I'm gonna share my screen here for a second. So, what it does is it shines brightly and with the glare. It's kind of like a reflective sort of thing. Where if you're driving around the corner and you know, it's like headlights hit it'll bounce back. I can't tell you how many times it happens. I can't tell you. It's not that many times. But it's happened to me before where I'm driving through a neighborhood. I'll come around a corner in the middle of the night and someone's walking around with like a black hoodie on. Like in the middle of the street. Like, don't do that. That's a bad idea, right? But if I have some like stupid reflective thing where I'm driving around and I see someone shiny with this life paint then I might not hit them. Because that would be bad. Yep. So it's supposed to be reflective stuff that is kind of held together which is very cool. And yeah, reflective was the best term for it. I think it's great. Especially because of exactly what you just said. I've been a biker or I was a biker for many years when I was going to university. That sounds badass. Just throwing that out there. A biker? I didn't mean motorbike. Nevermind. I take it back. I take all those cool points and you just lost a few. I did. I was like that kid in Pokemon who like got a bike voucher and was like, yeah, I'm gonna go to school. I can save my one million credits now. Exactly. That money I would have never made. I wonder if someone saved up enough. No, dude. The cap was like 999,000. Oh, so you couldn't get it? Yeah, I don't think you could have. I think that's the whole point. I'm pretty sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Epic references. But yeah, this would have been really nice while I was doing that. And I think the other unintended fantastic part about this is you can spray things and then they won't show up in daylight and they'll show up later on. So you can like spray explicit things, which are funny, that people spray on stuff that look like elongated somethings and you can leave them wherever the heck you want and people won't even know and that's fantastic. It washes off after a week. So it even disappears after a while. It's literally perfect. It'll save lives and you get to paint things on things and you'll be able to see things in certain light. So like, buddy passes out at the party, they turn the lights off, spray some stuff on him, no big deal. He can go to work, it's fine. It can be on his face and he can still go to work and everything would be fine. And then you turn the lights off and then he gets home, it's been a long day at work, his wife is there, she's like how are you doing honey? Fine, whatever. Just turns the light off, giant penis on his face. Just whatever. I don't know. Could be hilarious. This might be the greatest invention of all humanity that saves lives, makes perfect pranks possible. Volvo, we salute you. I salute you. I feel like we both do. I think it's great. I don't speak for you. No, I salute them too. That's fantastic. Completely agree. And what I really like about it too is, isn't Volvo the one that came up with the three point seatbelt? Yes. And they opened up that patent? Exactly, yeah. It was like, I don't want to, again I think this whole show has been me getting insane. Say something and then be like uh. It was a while ago, right? Like, 60, 70 something like that. Yeah, I think they patented it and they just gave the patent, I think like a free license to other automobiles manufacturers. We want people to be safer. I think this is like wave two of that whole idea. I don't know if they're going to release the patent or do whatever, but I think it's very cool that they're putting a lot of effort to save people that aren't even directly in their market. This is people riding bikes. Yeah, it's not, I doubt that, yeah exactly, like if you're riding a bike, you might not own a Volvo, right? But they're still the ones who are I'm assuming who designed this and are selling it and all that kind of stuff. So, yeah, big props to Volvo. This is something awesome all the way around. Yeah, I thought that was absolutely cool. I loved that. That was probably my favorite thing in the dock so far. Have they actually said is it available or like can you buy this yet? I didn't see anything in terms of being able to purchase it. There's a I know you can get involved whatever that actually means by submitting your email address. It does look like you can buy it actually. It says get life paint at the shops below and they're all in London. Uh-huh. I don't see anywhere to actually order it. I feel like a channel super fun video is about to become a reality. If I can get my hands on some of this, this will definitely. Can you order it? Or is it like you have to actually pick it up in person? Yeah, they said at the shops below and there's like a gray and white I'm gonna see here. Pelton & Co. Cadence Performance Limited Athlete Lab. The Velo House Bespoke Cycling. Fully Charged Glove House. Oh yeah Volvo is into actually now I think about it. Volvo is into a lot of stuff that's not cars right? Like they do all kinds of other like bikes and whatnot right? Oh do they? Oh I thought that's what you were reading on their site. No those are stores where you can buy it. Oh okay never mind. I was wrong again. I don't know. They might be. I don't know much about that. I don't see it on their site. I'll see if I can order some. I would love to do a video on this stuff. That would be so cool. And of course I'd have to spray some stuff all over Linus. Like if I can get a hold of Linus' like Nvidia jacket and then oh that's a good point. After the show. After the show. I'll hold it. I won't go anymore. Moving on! Finding Other Topic. I have to do sponsor spots real quick. Give me a moment. Go for it. If, if, Nick Do you have like some awesome sponsor music yet? I don't have sponsor music. I wish I had sponsor music. You can be the sponsor music. 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Need to change the lower third when you need a different sponsor. Clicking on Dollar Shave Club versus FreshBooks. My bad. That sucked. Sorry Nick! Bye! See, we have to have Nick around otherwise literally nothing goes correct at all. Nick is like Nick is gonna hate this cause he's watching right now but Nick is like the office mom. He'll make sure everyone's doing okay. If people are working and they're like, oh man I have so much to do today, he'll be like, are you fed? Do you have lunch? Do you need food? I get you food. Do you need food? And then he'll go out and get people food. It's fantastic. He emailed me, I think it was on Wednesday. He's like, hey dude, I know this is like super late but can you be on the WAN Show? And he sent this really long, thoughtful email. It's like, dude, congratulations on your channel. I think it would be awesome. You guys can make an awesome show. And I was like, yeah sure, no problem. That was my entire response. I kind of felt bad. He probably spent a long time working on the email asking if I would want to be on the show. I was like, yeah sure. It shows the differences too because yeah, giant blog. You're like, yeah of course dude. And then I'm like, sweet. Exactly. It's like longest email thread ever. Sure, okay. That was great. Thank you by the way for showing it. It was super short notice. But yeah, that yeah. Shout out to Nick. Nick is awesome. He's very helpful. Things that aren't awesome, changing topics a little bit. Two former federal agents are charged with stealing a whack ton of Bitcoin during the Silk Road, what would you even call that, pillage? When they just wrecked Silk Road. Yeah. So that was crazy. So if I remember the story right and I'll probably be wrong again even though I have some awesome notes. Basically Silk Road was around for a while and actually this really happened a while ago. Oh yeah. Oh yeah for sure. Silk Road 1 I think was quite a while ago and there's been some kind of like pop ups and stuff but I think the more recent ones have actually been from a different group just trying to kind of ride on the name. Yeah, because they arrested the guy behind I guess this particular Silk Road. Yeah, Dred Pirate Roberts. That's the greatest name ever. Just throwing that out there. If I'm going to be a criminal. Or it's Ross Albrecht I think. Dred Pirate Roberts sounds way cooler. If I'm going to be a criminal I need a cool name like Dred Pirate Roberts. Just legally change it. Yeah my first name is Dred, middle name is Pirate last name Roberts. But yeah, so basically what happened was that the US government they became owners of a huge trove of Bitcoin because they seized the assets of Dred Pirate Roberts. I feel like an eyepatch to say that properly. But then now two of the former agents of the DEA and the secret service who were actually doing the investigation they decided, we can keep a few of these Bitcoins right? No one's going to notice. It's internet money right? Except it was worth like 1.1 million dollars and I think a couple people might have perhaps noticed and now they've been charged with stealing. Actually what are all the charges? They've been charged with money laundering, wire fraud and other various offenses. So like not small time stuff at all. And it might cause some issues too because Dred Pirate Roberts made some agreements with these guys like right here where he allegedly paid them around a hundred grand to keep certain things about Silk Road under wraps. They told them that they had more information and they could not forward that information to their obvious employers if he paid them. And he actually did. And now that's complicating the case a little bit. Which yeah. Oh jeez. I mean that's going to be a huge blow to the case because if you're having some of the guys who were starting the investigation, who were working with the government at the time if they were stealing, they were like involved in this whole deal. I mean I feel like that's got to be a huge blow to the entire thing. It is. Yeah. That could seriously injure the integrity of the entire case. That's crazy. This seems like if you just replace Bitcoin with drugs or money or something, this could totally be like an awesome 70's cop episode. But instead it's just like, actually it could be a slightly less awesome, like I don't know lawn order episode. But it just, everything about this seems ridiculous. Especially Dread Pirate Roberts. That's the most ridiculous. I love that. But yeah. That's so good. But yeah these guys stealing like a million dollars worth of Bitcoin. Probably not the greatest idea. Why is my computer making noise? Auto playing videos on websites suck other than YouTube. Oh I hate that. I hate that. So frustrating. I would hope YouTube auto played. That would be a little annoying if it didn't. Yeah. So these two These two brilliant guys didn't get too far with their million dollars in Bitcoin. In fact if you steal a million dollars in Bitcoin like that would kind of be harder to spend right? Like I can't imagine that's as easy as just having a million dollars in cash. For these guys especially who have just been investigating it. Like what are you actually going to do with that kind of money in Bitcoin? It would probably be harder to spend in order of like things that you would easily be able to buy. But it would probably actually be easier due to being untraceable or not very traceable. I just wonder if these Bitcoins were just never reported in the original like seized. Like when the government seized these Bitcoins or if they were like already known. I don't know. I'm not like a super expert on Bitcoin as you might have been able to guess. But I don't know. I think it just doesn't seem like a particularly great idea just anywhere along this particular chain. So I don't know. It's weird. The blockchain. Yeah. I feel like you'd be able to more easily move stolen money if it was in Bitcoins than in dollars. Because dollars are a little bit easier to track especially on the internet. So if they were trying to like launder it through other things it would probably be not that bad of a process. But getting it out of whoever was managing this at the beginning. I don't know about that process. I have no idea what they did. And I feel like there has to be some sort of transaction record. Like they must have been paying attention which is probably how they found them. They got caught. Yeah. Something along this happy little blockchain got messed up. So. Yeah. I don't know. That's crazy though. This whole thing is like shaping up to be like this odd. It's like getting close to being a movie I think. It just needs like a couple of extra little twists. I think it's totally could be a good movie. Well it could be a movie. I don't know if I'd say it's good. Probably. Most of these kind of like Bitcoin hacker movies are not very good. But. Yeah. I might watch it. Yeah. I like hackers the movie. I thought that movie was fantastic. But you're right. Anyways moving to a completely different topic. April Fools happened. And of course tons of giant tech companies did a whole bunch of different April Fools things. What were some of your favorites? Ah man you know I this year I feel like it was one of the first April Fools. I was just kind of over it. Like I liked the Motorola the selfie stick. I think that was probably my favorite because that one it just was it was like it was a good parody of Apple. And it was a good parody of just like this. If you guys haven't seen it it's this great video where you know these like these artisans are making like crafting the ultimate selfie stick out of like leather and wood. And like they're taking selfies. It's a good video. Like as far as the April Fools day stuff went it was good. I also liked the com.google where everything was backwards. That was cool? What did you like? I like I'm a little bit over it on some things with April Fools stuff. I do like the high production quality video kind of stuff. Yeah. Because I find it entertaining. So like I liked some of the the Google ones where they were like oh what like fiber when they're like oh yeah DSL mode. Because like it's it was just realistic enough and the production quality was there that I was like this is just awesome. Because it's comedy at that point. And like Razer with their levitating mouse. It was like what? That's so cool. Or Corsair with the ball mouse. Like I love how they both did mice. But like I like the high production quality stuff. But the forum voted in Google, Microsoft, Corsair, Asus and Razer. So all of the like most expected companies for people to vote for because they're popular. For no other reason. Because they have a voting poll on the forum. Yeah I don't know. I wasn't a huge fan of the Asus one. But that's probably largely just because there wasn't a video. That was the the eStation thing right? Where they were making fun of consoles. There was eStation and I think there was something else. But yeah eStation was definitely one of them. That one I didn't even think that was real. Like I didn't even think it was a real April Fools joke. I thought they were just like someone like r slash PC Master Race made it. I was like oh wait this is actually real. That's kinda cool. They had the ROG Neptune. Which is like an LN2 cooled graphics card that you can just buy. But then yeah that's like my problem with that is the graphic of the actual Neptune looks really cool. And then the text around it is like borderline meme text. It's like alright. Yeah. I don't know. I like it when people put a lot of effort into it. Essentially. Yeah. I like the ones that aren't mean. And they aren't stupid. Right? Like a lot of them like I saw a bunch of people were posting that. NVIDIA just bought Valve and they're gonna push out Half Life 3. It's like dudes just no. Stop it. That's not funny. That's not cool. That's just annoying. There's a lot of the ones. And especially I think the thing that really bothers me most is like when companies kinda like they half ass it. They're like ah we'll like make some clever witty thing. It's like obviously dumb. It's not even funny. Yes. Like a lot of those bother me. Cause you can just see like some marketing department. They're like you know what? This will be funny. We'll do April Fools. Let's come up with a terrible idea. And no one will like it. Like I just see that. Yeah exactly. It's just like guys come on. If you're gonna do it at least do it right. If not just please don't. That's why I said it. I like the high production quality video kind of stuff. Because then it's like it's a proper experience. And you're like you know what that was funny. And that was cool. Like even Playstation Flow. Like I knew people wouldn't vote for it cause it's our forum. Which that's fine. But like that was a really good video. And that was hilarious. Did you see that one? No I didn't. Okay so it's supposed to be like kinda like VR but you only wear it for underwater sections in video games. And you like go dive in a pool. And it's supposed to be like realism and stuff. It's great. And she's like yeah even if you don't. My favorite part was when she's like yeah even if you don't have a pool you can still experience Flow. And they show someone like fake swimming in a bathtub. They show another dude fake swimming in a ball pit. And then someone else just like laying on a footrest thing. Like swimming in their family room in the air. I'm like this is so great. Okay that sounds funny. I don't know if you need to watch that. That just sounds funny. I'll give so many props on that. That's pretty good. I don't know. I thought that was the only thing. Like they obviously put a lot of effort into it. And like you know what if they get some more publicity because of that. If they pushed really hard and made something really cool and really funny. That's fine. I'm cool with that. Yeah totally. Yeah absolutely. Anyways moving on. Speaking of I segwayed that entire topic. The reason why I brought April Fools up entirely was to segway into this. Which is Hyperkin's Smart Boy. Which was leaked on Reddit. And it I don't know. It was definitely a purposeful leak. And I think it was something to do with April Fools. And I don't think they were even actually planning on doing it. And then it like front paged so hard and people liked it so much that they might actually be doing it now. So it kind of started as a joke. Yeah exactly. So it was originally I believe it was a Hyperkin employee. They just posted it as a joke. It's like April Fools whatever. If you guys haven't seen it. Basically what it is is it's kind of like a Gameboy shell. So Hyperkin they make a lot of like emulators. Or I guess what do you call it? An emulator? I guess. I mean it plays like the original cartridge. Yes. But what it does is it pulls the ROM off the cartridge and then emulates it. So it's an emulator. Yeah. Okay. So basically it would be like you slide like an iPhone 6 in the top. It has like the actual if you cover up the bottom half of the screen you actually have the Gameboy style buttons. Then you can actually put an original Gameboy card in the back. They say it might be able to have a battery backup for the iPhone. All this kind of stuff. You can actually play original Gameboy games on like an iPhone screen which is obviously way better than the original Gameboy. So it's a cool idea and apparently they, like you said, everyone was super excited about it so they decided to do it. Or they're pulling it in development so we'll see what it actually looks like. But I think my problem is how are they actually going to pull this off? Right? Like I get it. Yeah. You could absolutely have like a Bluetooth or I don't know if iPhones support like actual wired controllers. I'm not sure if you could hook it up via lightning. But even if they couldn't you can do like a Bluetooth controller. Yeah. That's fine. You can have like a battery in there. I'm sure they can work out a way. I know they already have lots of emulators for I think even like some of their consoles already do Gameboy games, right? Yeah. No. Some of their consoles definitely do Gameboy games. I don't know a lot about what you can do with lightning connectors because I haven't really been an iPhone user. Do you know if there's flash drives for iPhones? Oh, that's a good question. I know there are micro USB ones. Yeah. I know you can do that with Android phones. I think the problem is I don't know what you could actually use a flash drive for on iOS. I don't I mean I know there's like an adapter that you can like get like a full size USB port as well as I think it's the camera connection kit where you can also hook up like an SD card. But like when you do that all it does is just takes it and brings it into like the Photos app. Like you can't actually you don't get like a file manager. That might be enough. I'm not sure. That's probably enough then because if you can send data up. Well, of course you can send data up. You can move files from here. Okay, then that's fine because all they would need to do is have the Hyperkin component pull the ROM off the cartridge that you put in. And then bring it into an emulation app on your phone. And then it would just run an app on your phone. That would be totally fine. And then all they'd have to do is pull data and give battery life. This honestly doesn't even sound that hard to make. There's one problem though. What? Apple has always taken down any kind of emulation app. And I don't see why this would be any different. Even if it's using the actual ROM data. So I get like if you had like a jailbroken phone or maybe they have. Because I know there was a Game Boy emulator that you could download in Safari. But it was like a little hacky. Like you had to reset your calendar to like a certain date. And I believe it would use like a... It would use some kind of certificate that was not originally meant for like just downloading random apps. I think it was for like a corporate thing or something. I don't remember the exact details. But so there might be some kind of work around. But I feel like the biggest thing is they can't just put in an app that uses Game Boy like that's a Game Boy emulator in the App Store. Like Apple would just take that down. So. Hyperkin could easily just develop it for Android. Yeah. And I think even in the original post they mentioned that I mean they might be able to swap out lightning with like micro USB. I think if they did that it would be completely fine. Totally work. Yeah. That's no problem. The only problem you have with that is the form factor changing so much. Right. Yeah. So you'd have to make it for like a few different devices or. Yeah. Have like adjustable slider things on the side or whatever. I don't know what they would do. But it would probably be a little bit more complicated because of that. But they'd be able to get around the no emulator stuff. Which is probably would kill them unless they're able to talk to Apple and be like yeah but they have to have the physical cartridge. Which helps a lot. It definitely helps their case. But. It's still emulation. Yeah. I don't think Apple is going to be all that nice to them. I think this makes a lot more sense if you have like an Android phone with just a normal micro USB. But I think that would in that case it would be completely fine and you know it would be no problem. But it is a cool idea. I can totally see rocking this giant battery Game Boy case and you know playing some old school actual Game Boy carts on my phone. That'd be dope. I'd do it because I actually still play like I have the Game Boy 2DS. Yeah. Which I play like Smash and stuff on. But then I actually still get more use out of my Advanced and my Game Boy Color. Wait Advanced or Advanced SP? I think you're probably an Advanced SP fan. I just have an Advanced. Dude the Advanced SP is so much better. You get the backlit screen. You get the foldable design. You get a rechargeable battery. I haven't bought a new one. I have my same Advanced from like when it launched when I was a kid. And it still works. So I'm like I don't know. Dude I when the Advanced first came out. When the Advanced first came out I was like so anti-SP. It's like ah it's just junk. Because I had like the giant adapter with the light so like I could see the screen which is like huge and bulky and annoying. But like I was so sold on that I was like I don't ever get an SP. Then my friend got one. I was like that's the greatest thing ever. And then like I was completely sold. Just getting a little off topic here. The SP is like my favorite Game Boy of all time because it plays every Game Boy game. Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advanced. It's got a rechargeable battery. And mine I had the same battery in that thing for like 12 years. 11 years. And it still worked. It still like 20 minutes of battery life at the end. But it still worked. It's the best. The only problem is the SP does not have a headphone jack. And you have to get this stupid dongle that hooks up to like the link port. And then plug in the headphone. It's really dumb. Well besides that Game Boy Advanced SP Master Race. Yes. The only game I like ever play is just my super old I have no idea how the internal battery is still going. Game Boy Blue Cart? Or Game Boy Blue. Why did I say that? Pokemon Blue? I don't think the first gen Pokemon games had issues with the battery running out. I know the second gen did because they had the clock and you would lose your save. I think the first gen, even if the battery dies, I think it only affects like, I don't think it's a big deal. I think the save data is still intact. I might be wrong. I know the second gen definitely has problems with that. Because I remember I had to solder like the new battery. Oh, you actually. It's not hard. You just have to like pop off the back of it and you just solder on. It takes like five minutes. I think the first gen games are okay. I've actually been waiting because it's interesting that it doesn't now so I know that. But I was kind of waiting for mine to die so that I could learn how to do that battery swap and just film a video about it. I did a tutorial on it like in 2011. Oh wow, okay. That's probably why I haven't seen it. Yeah, that was a long time ago. It's not hard. It's not hard at all. You can get like, they even sell like the screwdriver and you can get like the kits of just like a couple batteries. It's super easy, dude. And you can save like your old games that are dead. So if you have like any of the newer games that aren't saving or anything anymore, it's totally worth it. Because I know like some of those carts are like worth 30, 40, 50 bucks. But without a battery they're like junk. There's a lot of them around there. But anyway, don't ever put a Game Boy thing on this list. Again, just throw that out there. Like it's a bad idea unless people want to hear Game Boy I like talking about Game Boy. Okay. You know what? Screw it. We're almost at the end of the show. I don't mind tangenting. We have only one topic left to do. We have time. The new 3DS, whatever the heck. What do you think? New 3DS XL. Alright. So the first 3DS, so hang on. How far are you along as far as like 3DSs? Have you ever messed, you said you have a 2DS? I have a 2DS. I've played with a 3DS. I've played with a 3DS XL. I just only have, personally I have a 2DS. So you never, have you ever messed around with the original 3DS screen? Yes. And? In 3D? Yeah. Hated it. Absolutely hated it. Okay. Not even remotely okay with it. So that's what the 3DS XL, I think for most people, that's the whole upgrade, right? So it has a little, I don't know if it's a, I know it has a front facing camera like all 3DSs do. Because it can tell where you're sitting in relation to it. Exactly. And it's got like a cool little graphic like when you go to set it up. Like you can actually see like your face like as you move left and right and up and down. Like it actually like tracks you. That makes a huge difference. I'm still not a massive fan of the 3D. But I feel like that upgrade alone makes the 3DS actually a 3DS. I think that's a big upgrade. There's some really stupid things like they moved, every, okay so every DS and 3DS model I feel like, they moved the stylus. Like it was on top. They had like the extendable one. Then they put it on the right side. Which is what they should do. And now they have it on the bottom. It's just like no, don't do that. So they moved that, the card slot is also on the bottom now. Which is down on the top which is weird. And they've got a micro SD. Nothing wrong with micro SD. I think a full sized SD on like a portable is kind of dumb because it's just taking up a lot of space. Which you have to unscrew the back to get at the micro SD. So it's, I mean it's not a big deal. I believe it's just a normal phillips. I can't see maybe why they did that. Yeah? Because it would be super easy to steal it. Well the thing is, ever since the DSi you've had like a super flip a flap. Flip a flap? Flip a flap. You've got to flip a flap. You've just got to flip the flap and I can't say that. You have to delicately remove the flap. She's getting worse. You're not going to be able to do it. I'm going to push forward. Okay so you can easily just remove the small bit of rubber and you can pop out the SD card. So it's been like that ever since the DSi. So I don't know. There's some weird decisions there. Also there's no normal new 3DS. So there's there used to be the small 3DS. Then they brought out the 3DS XL which is, I think they had a DSi XL. So no big deal. They brought out the 2DS which is like the flat version that doesn't fold. It doesn't have 3D which honestly I think is one of the better versions. But now they have a new 3DS XL. They didn't replace the normal size. So if you want the new 3DS you've got to get the XL. You've got to get the big, I think it's like 5 inch or something. It's a big console. And the thing is they have a normal 3DS but they only sell it in Japan and I believe some other countries. But I know not here in North America. That's a little bit weird to me. I know they were saying how, because they've already got the 2DS, they've got the new 3DS XL. They thought that 2 was enough. They didn't think they really needed 3. I get that logic especially because the 3DS XL is 200 bucks. So that would mean they'd have to chop the price of the normal 3DS. But I don't know. It's a good upgrade. There are some things. It's faster. So especially the menus I feel like I can't tell a huge difference. But loading Smash. I was just going to say Smash load time. Big difference. I did a comparison. I loaded them both up. I think it was like 15 seconds versus 40 seconds. That's off the top of my head. It was a huge difference. So that's cool. But then on the flip side Nintendo, they've had a huge improvement. So again backing up to when they brought out the DS and they brought out the DSi. It was the same kind of thing. They could still play all the same games. The DSi was faster. It had some additional features. And there were actual apps that you could download to the DSi. The 3DS is the same deal. But this time there are games that are coming out just for the new 3DS XL. So your 2DS is not going to be able to play a few new games. I've seen more and more coming out. At first there was just one or two. Now I know there's at least one game that I believe. It's like what are they doing? They have this 3DS. Yeah exactly. So now you buy a 3DS game. Which already confuses people with the 2DS because they don't know if that actually works. NDS games. And now you have a 3DS game. But it's the new 3DS game. So it doesn't work on your old 3DS or your 2DS. And it's called the new 3DS. That's not confusing at all. They're doing so bad with their naming. Yes like you just said buying a 2DS and then being like no games exist for this. Is genuinely a problem. Yeah exactly. And then the new thing is messed up and it's... When you call games like new whatever that's not nearly as big of a deal as calling a console new whatever. Right. At least it was the DS and the DSi. Right? Like there was... Yes. Cause like you can just say oh I've got the new 3DS. You mean like the new new 3DS or just a new 3DS? I don't know. Which game does it play? I don't know. It doesn't play some games. What? Nothing about this makes sense. So yes the new 3DS XL in my opinion is a better console. Like there are some cool upgrades. And you know just apples to apples. Yeah sure. If you're just gonna go buy a new 3DS. Get the 3DS XL. It's better. No big deal. But just so many dumb decisions on the part of Nintendo on this whole thing. It drives me crazy. Like what are they thinking? Like I just I could go on this for a long time. I should stop. But I have to call someone in the chat pinksnowbirdy just said 3DS 1. Amazing idea. Definitely do it. Just call it the 1. Just like everybody else was. Oh no. What do we have? Well there's Xbox One, HTC One. I feel like there's another one right? One plus one. One plus one. That's the line. Yeah. Names guys. Learn how to do them. And Apple does the same thing. Going down the rabbit hole even more. When they do like the new MacBook. Can you give it a name please? Yeah. Like everyone's gonna be searching new MacBook. Great. Like when my friends like hey do you know like I wanna get a new laptop. Do you know how much my MacBook's worth? And I'm like I can check local sites for you or whatever. And they're like cool. Which MacBook do you have? Oh like a Pro. Which one? They're like I don't know. It just says Pro. I don't know. I'm just like oh come on. And that's the thing. The new MacBook. So there's the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. Which is fine. That's different enough. That's an alright line up. Yeah. Yeah and I get it like you know it's like the MacBook Pro 2015 or 2013. That's okay. You know you buy a car it's like a 2015 Civic. It's easy enough to kind of understand that. But I just feel like they've done the same thing with the iPad. Right? One of the iPads was like the new iPad. And then now they've retroactively changed the name to like iPad 3 or something. It's just guys names are not that different. And like have it on the product. If it's MacBook Pro 2015 have it say MacBook Pro 2015. Yeah and not like you have to decipher the serial number and go ah oh it ends in 3. That must be 2013. Just no. Ridiculous. Moving into what I think might be our last topic is Intel launches SIM 50 series NVMe SSD 2.5 inch and PCIe. Wait there's a 2.5 inch? What? There's a 2.5 inch. I have it. Oh wow. You have it? I have it. I did not even I thought it was just PCIe only. Oh that's awesome. It is super awesome. I completely went over my radar. The poopy part about the story is I can't plug it in. Uh. Yeah. Custom cable required. So Asus is actually going to end up hooking us up. Super hardcore. Unfortunately the cable didn't show up I think largely due to the extended holidays due to Easter and stuff. But hopefully I'll be getting it early next week and hopefully I'll be able to test this super quickly before I have to leave. But yeah super sick drive. It's supposed to be 4 times the what reads and 2 times the writes of current SATA SSDs. Cause it is a SATA express drive. So you're not going to just plug normal SATA cables into this guy. It needs a SATA express connector. It's coming in 400GB and 1.2 terabyte capacities. And the prices aren't bad. The prices aren't bad at all. I feel like it's the 400GB is somewhere around $400 that's actually I mean it's expensive but it's not it's not like sell a kidney expensive like a lot of PCIe SSDs have been in the past. I think that's awesome. But hang on let me go back a little bit. So the 2.5 inch it's not a SATA drive. It's SATA express. That's a custom connector. Oh so that's the cable. So you have to route a cable from the drive to a PCI express slot. Yeah and what the cable that Intel sent me is PCI express to HD mini SAS. Not like PCI express to PCI express. Cause I have a few boards that can take that. So the connector that I'm hopefully getting is going to be HD mini SAS to M.2. So it's going to be like this. That's also not complicated or confusing whatsoever. So hopefully that shows up and hopefully I'll be able to test it because honestly this drive looks absolutely sick. Yeah I mean so you said it's like four times so isn't it supposed to be like north of like 2GB of like reads I think. 2GB per second. I don't know the exact cause I haven't tested it yet personally. Yeah. I guess. So I had to stay off a little bit. But it looks like sequential reads 2.2 yeah. Yes please. And the 1.2 to everybody has 2.4. You know it's funny like when the first like SATA SSDs were coming out. Everyone was just losing their mind at how great they were. But then for a while there for me I was like okay they're pretty much all the same. Especially nowadays like most SATA drives, SATA SSDs that you buy today. You're not really going to be able to tell a major difference. Like they're kind of all saturated. So when some of the first PCI Express SSDs came out I was like ah sweet this is way faster. Like I could tell a difference. But you know these were like 1GB per second maybe a little bit less. I would like to see if making that next step to like the 2GB per second is actually going to be able to be noticeable. Because I feel like there's got to be some somewhere along this chain where yeah it looks good as a benchmark but I mean is it actually going to be noticeable? Is it realistic? That's one thing that I plan on testing. Give me one quick second because a whole bunch of people in the chat are getting mad at me. I phrased something a little bit weird. It's not SATA Express. You're right. But I don't know if you can still hear me. So now that he's gone No! I was going to take over. You're right. It is not SATA Express. But it uses that type of connector. I can't see it but I'm just going to go with it. Yeah. I'm going to trust that it's some kind of connector that it connects things. Maybe. My headphones. I couldn't hear you. Sorry. Oh I can't see what you're saying so I'm just going to assume it's some kind of connector that connects things. Too close and it's funny the second time. So it's SFF8639 which is like completely baller sauce. Anyways. Yeah. I want to actually test this drive out. I know I said that in a weird way and Twitch chat corrected me. Sorry about that. But yeah that's the connector that I'm using on the actual drive. So that goes into the drive which is the connector I just talked about and then this is the mini SAS. HD mini SAS that I have. So this is a PCIe 3.0 4x right? This is a 2.5 inch drive. No I mean I'm sorry like the connector that it needs 4 lanes of PCIe 3.0 right? Oh yes I believe so. So I wonder how that's going to affect that's a lot of bandwidth right? Like if you've got maybe like multi GPUs and stuff like you're going to run out of lanes pretty quick right? That's already been an interesting story even without having these types of drives. So that's even more interesting down the line. And especially if you get like multiple of them. Now like obviously RAID and stuff. Not really. But yeah you can still possibly have multiple drives. So that's going to be an interesting story. We're going to need more lanes. Yeah and on top of that. I believe it doesn't actually support like it's not just like you plug it in like a SATA drive. I believe only some like more recent Intel chipsets like X99 and X or no Z97. I'm pretty sure those are the two that are supported out of the box right? Yeah. Those are the ones I've seen stuff on. So you're going to have some problems. Although I believe Ryan Strout I think he was talking on Twitter that he got it working on a AMD APU or at least let me back up a little bit. It will work on other platforms. But as far as like using it as like your actual boot drive you're going to have some problems because it's not really meant to like the motherboard doesn't know what it's looking for. Well that's also like like Ghost just said you can't raid them only software RAID. That's why I said when I talked about RAID is because it's not going over like standard drive. Right. Stuff. It's kind of a weird solution. It's an all new frontier. It's so much to be discovered. Yes. I'm super excited to test it and I'm going to try to do a bunch of the kind of stuff that you brought up which is like things where a lot of people kind of stopped testing them because it was like well you can't really notice a difference. I'm going to retry some of those with this and see if you can notice a difference. So the testing I will definitely have numbers for everything and go like it was exactly this fast. But I'm also going to try and give an objective opinion of actually using the computer where it's like oh it's however percent faster which might sound like a lot but do I actually notice this and does it actually affect my workflow in any way at all or is it exactly the same conclusion in the end. And are you hitting bottlenecks in the CPU or memory before the drive is actually slowing down. Something else in the system. Yeah. It's cool though. I can totally see for $400, I mean if you want to get somewhat of a high end gaming PC build I mean this thing is way faster than a normal state of drive and I know that even if it's not hugely faster even like a normal PCI express slot which is like a gig or whatever a lot of the current SSDs are. I mean I can tell the difference like I said between like going from like 500 megs read to like a gig so even if you can't tell the difference like paying $400 for a 400 gig or roughly 400 I think it's somewhere in that neighborhood for a 400 gig SSD that's that fast that's awesome. I think that can go into a lot of gaming PC builds where before it was like you know this is PCI express and it's just got like RAID controllers and SATA and it's just a big mess just waiting to happen. Like this is like it's all native right? It's all native NVMe? Yes NVMe, yep. I'm finally kind of moving away from AHCI which is interesting. Yeah. I've been comfortable there for a little while. Yeah I was like oh I finally got this figured out! Oh great. Oh damn. Okay time to learn some new stuff. NVMe I think is going to be totally sick so I'm really excited to test this drive but that's it for the show. So I have to jump back to that failure intro tab that we have which is totally not even working right now. Did the stream just crash? No! Yes! Okay. We're good. No yes? What? No yes. The worst thing that could ever be said on a show. DollarShaveClub.com slash Linus, sorry for not switching to your lower third. You guys are awesome I shave my face with that all the time. I literally shave my face with your company so I don't know what you want to say about that but yeah. Anyways also do do do do fresh books! If you are a small business or a freelancer I know I was for a long time. Handling your own books can be super annoying. My dad was running a small business for a long time and I think there's still people he hasn't billed like now and he hasn't been running that company for like what I assume would be about a year now. So maybe if he had fresh books he would have been able to do that a little bit better. Not to rag on my own dad. Dude I just did my own taxes and I went through piles of receipts trying to organize it. I hear you and that sounds like a good idea. Yes completely agree. Alright I'm going to try to roll the intro and not fail. Let's see come on yes. Intro. Except it's lagging. This show's been lagging I wouldn't complain too much. Do do do do do do. Imagine awesome music. I'm chipping for 10 because I can't see anything at all right now. No I know. I'm just going to imagine what the intro looks like. Okay guys thanks for watching we'll see you next time goodbye.