 Alright, I just need to make sure that we're actually live. And we are. Okay, so we have a great show for you guys this week. As you can see, Small Linus is not here, but Large Linus is here. So with Large Linus here, we thought we'd just go ahead with the show. I know the framing is a little weird and stuff, but we thought we'd try it out and see what you guys think. So as you guys know, this is Jerry Berg, or Barnacles, and we have him on the show this week. Where can people find you? Where can people see your stuff? The easiest way to see my stuff would be just to go to Barnnerd.com. You know, the barn, like where they keep the cows and the nerds, like where they keep the nerds.com. That's where I'm at. Perfect. So you guys can see him there. And for the show this week, we have a few different topics. I'm actually going to let you start them off this time. Really? For real? Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh. I don't know. Do I really have to start with Fractal Josh is awesome though. Do I really? We won't though, we gotta go through the call outs again. Oh the call outs. Do the call outs. But then we're going to do Fractal Josh. Alright, so I get to start the call outs this time? Yep. Yay. Alright guys, we got a mass exodus of Xbox exclusives. Yeah, I care about that a whole lot. Okay, GameStop, Fingerprints, Customers. Actually that sucks. Alright, now I'm kind of depressed. That's kind of sketchy as hell. Take it away. And then PhysX is being disabled when there's a second GPU in the system, which is not Nvidia. We'll see that later. And the most important news of the week at all, definitely, is that Yoshi's full name has been revealed. So we will talk about that later as well. Let's do the intro. Alright, so our first sponsor of this week is Lynda.com. You can sign up with Lynda.com slash Wanshow for a free 7 day trial. They have thousands and tons of freaking courses and they're adding new ones every single week. Plan started about 25 bucks a month, but again, if you sign up with our link, you get 7 days free. And our second sponsor is Five Four Club. I'm wearing their shirt today. And if you sign up, you get a... We're doing a giveaway actually, where if you like this picture, which I'll drop in the chat here in one second, that second is going to be delayed. I'll drop the chat in there in like 30 seconds. If you follow at Five Four on Twitter, and if you comment with hashtag LinusStyleTips, we will announce a winner on Monday on Five Four's page for who wins a free month of Five Four, I believe. It is about $120 worth of clothing each month for 60 bucks. And if you sign up right now, you get $15 off your first month with offer code Linus. Again, I'll be dropping that Instagram picture link in the chat in a second. Now our first topic, which you already spoiled slightly, is that Fractal Josh is freaking amazing. So I want to show this, but my HDMI setup is not really working great. Spoiler alert, nothing really got that much better when Linus left. Let's see here. Let's see if this actually works. Because Fractal Josh made probably the greatest shirt that exists in the entire universe. And he's going to be sending me one, which I'm pretty stoked about. But he's going to be sending it to my personal address so that when Linus sees it, he doesn't burn it. Because that's a legitimate worry for this. So let's see if this actually totally breaks. Oh, it did too. I don't even know if this is plugged in. Oh, that sucks. I'll bring it up over here. Give me one second. Oh my god, I can't wait. I can't wait. Come on. It's going to take a second. Oh, come on. No, guys, I can see it. You guys can't see it. So I'm just saying, privy to certain knowledge here, apparently. So that is the shirt. As you can see, it's kind of small. But as you can see, there's Fractal Josh in the middle, fist bumping me and throwing a pie in Linus' face. That's epic. Great. I love this shirt. And like I said, he's going to be sending me one. So it will be featured on a WAN show sometime in the future. Thank you, Josh, for making such a beautiful artistic creation. And we hope to see more in the future. And it even looks authentic. That's what's so beautiful. It does. It actually took me a second. He sent me the tweet saying, like, oh, do you like the shirt? And I was like, yeah, man, you got one of our shirts. That's cool. I was like, wait, there's a third guy in the middle. What's going on here? That's the problem with going with those 8-bit graphics. They're easy to replicate. They are. Give me a second. I'm trying to figure out. It was just working. Come on, HDMI cable. Usually when Linus is gone, everything works. So I have a feeling that he sabotaged something. Have you ever seen one of my streams? This is this is par for the course. Like me just being here probably just screwed up everything. OK, so that's not working at all. So I'm going to have to I can't do some re-cadering. We'll figure this out. So first thing we have is the USB bug thing. Now, this is interesting, and I'm happy that they actually properly like researched it and stuff. But it's not really anything new. We've known this for a really long time. So what I'm talking about is two Berlin researchers named Karsten Knoll and Jacob Lell. I hope I didn't totally butcher that. But they have demonstrated how any USB device could be used to infect a computer by faking the device type it is. So telling it it's something else or having little partitions on there that you can't properly format and just infecting computers all over the place. Again, it's a fairly interesting study. But like I've known this since I was in like grade 10, maybe even before that. Yeah. Don't plug unknown stuff into your computer. I mean, come on. It's a very well known thing. Like anyone who's been around for a while probably knows what hacks are. Switchblade, the USB hacks that people can get that just totally wreck you. Look at that. That's you three printed that right? Yeah. And this one right here is a hack in this one. I'm just kidding. I don't I don't do that, guys. I'm legit. Come on. I don't know if I believe you. I don't want hacks or people. I have a little red painted USB drive that is like a don't plug this into your computer USB drive. You know what I like is all the people that have been to have you seen the people take the matchbox cars and hollow them out and put the USB dongle in there. So it's just it's like a full blown matchbox car with just the USB ports. It's pretty cool. I'm going to try doing that some point. It's actually pretty cool. So don't plug delicious crap in your computer, guys. Don't. Seriously. So what you can do to help this is get the USB umbrella kind of thing. I'm hoping to get a sample from these guys to actually try it out myself. But essentially what they've done is made a USB pass through plug that just cuts off all the data lanes on the USB. So it still lets power flow, but it just doesn't have the runs for data. So it can't actually transfer any data there. Usually unless they're trying to give you data off a USB device, it's not trying to plug their phone or something into your computer. They should only be getting power anyways. Yeah. That's actually that's an interesting invention, actually. Yeah, it is. And it makes sense. I'm actually kind of surprised that no one thought about it beforehand, because we've done this type of stuff in other applications. Yeah. And you can see it when like people get like the like slightly cheaper DVI cables as well, like certain runs aren't there. This is a thing. So someone actually decided to do it with USB. So it's kind of cool. You can use it yourself if you want to plug something of yours into someone else's. Say you want to charge your phone and someone else's computer and you want to grab an infection from their computer to your phone. You can use it in that way or you can use it defensively. So someone wants to plug something into your phone or your computer, even if you trust them, they might have a virus from someone else. That's true. So just maybe, I don't know, I'm going to try and pick up some of these USB umbrella things and try them out in the future. I love that kind of stuff. You know, it's going to piss you off, though, like when you keep forgetting unplug it and you plug something in the back of it, you're like, why is it finding my device? It's fairly large. Like it's not the smallest thing ever. I think they could have made it smaller. I'm not sure, though. It is like version one or whatever. So I think you'd probably know. And like knowing me, I'd probably just get like six and put them all over the place and like keep one of my backpack and like keep one in. But with whatever laptop I have the time and all that kind of stuff. I don't know. That's cool. So I fairly interesting thing. But then we jump to something kind of horrible, in my opinion, which is the GameStop fingerprinting thing. Did you have time to read this? I didn't read through it, but I think the title pretty much explains that this is ridiculous. I mean, I'm guessing when you purchase things, they're basically storing your fingerprint like a banquet if you're cashing a check. Luckily, it's not just purchasing things. What they're actually doing is when you're selling things, because the idea they did this voluntarily, they were not forced to do this. Apparently the law enforcement agency asked them to. But the Philadelphia where it is being done is in Philadelphia City, not the suburbs around it, but just the city. The Philadelphia city solicitor Shelby Smith said specifically what GameStop does doesn't meet any of the elements of the definition in the code for like pawn shops. So the pawn breaker ordinance doesn't apply to GameStop. She said essentially GameStop is not required to collect the thumbprints to abide by the city's pawnbroker law. So they do have a law where if you're a pawn shop, you're supposed to take people's fingerprints when they sell stuff to you so that they can. The idea behind this is so that if you sell them stolen goods, you're right. They can find you. That kind of maybe makes sense. Personally, I'm still not a huge fan because of invasion of privacy and whatnot. Maybe find some other way to find them, like take their ID down or something like that, like ID them to make sure it's the same person and then take their ID down. I don't think you need a fingerprint. Everyone that freaking sells you something. No, besides whose fingerprints are in the system? I mean, yeah, OK, if you're already a past criminal, but if it's your first offense, yeah, good luck finding them. That's part of the idea. The Philadelphia Police Department says that GameStop is being proactive by obtaining the fingerprints and uploading them to a database known as Leeds Online, which they are then compared against criminal databases. That makes sense. Yeah, you're not being put into a criminal database. So the idea is later on down the road when you commit a crime, then all of a sudden they come in, they go, yeah, you were jaywalking, but you also sold like 40 games to GameStop that you didn't own. So I'm sorry. Your sentence is now life. Yeah, I don't know. It's interesting. I'm not a huge fan, but it's just everything lately just seems like horrible, horrible news and all the tin hatters that everyone used to laugh at are now like in public view. So everything that comes out like this just scares me. So I remember banks used to do that, like where you'd go in if you had a large check, you had to do the fingerprint. I hated that stuff. Yeah. I'd rub it off and it would like turn to like like little stuff and get all over your clothing and everything. I was like, no, I don't want to do this. GameStop has quoted that at this time they're reviewing the process to determine if it is one which should be continued in Philadelphia and they're not doing it anywhere outside of just like the downtown Philadelphia core. So what about they just stop? What if you're like under 18 though or something like that? Can they legally even fingerprint you at that point? Or I don't know because that's like American. That's American law, not Canadian law. But there's is that a thing? Because I know here they do like we're going on a field trip to the police station and they fingerprint you when you're kids. Actually they do that down here too. Yeah, it's so bull crap. I just know we have weird laws down here. Like I know you're not allowed to like you're not allowed to the city can't photograph children. Like in Washington state, they put up all these like radar traps to take pictures of your car and like people are fighting back on the pretense that you're taking pictures of our children like sitting in the passenger seat or something. They actually won. So they're like apparently you can't take pictures of people's kids. Like it's weird. We have weird laws, man. I'm moving to Canada. That's nuts. Give me one second. People are saying that I'm quiet for some reason. I'm not sure why, especially when everyone in the test stream said it was totally fine. But we will see. Give me one quick sec. Is it multiple people complaining? Well it's Twitch chat spamming. So it could be one person. It could be 30 people. It could be a whole bunch of people just spamming for fun. I'm not even really sure. But that might fix it. So we will have to see. We'll wait for Twitch chat to be able to catch up. Yeah I unmuted the stream. You are a little quiet, but it's not horrible. Well the mic's a lot closer now. And in my own monitoring, I can tell that I'm a fair amount louder now. So we'll have to see. Hopefully that works just fine. Sweet. OK. So next up is Twitch.tv changes, which has had everyone kind of freaking out lately. But they've been reeling back like this whole time. They're obviously an extremely agile company. So they've implemented a few things. Their automatic system muting video on demand videos for having copyright audio is doing that. But now there's an appeal button. So you can press the appeal button to try to get your video unmuted, which is interesting. That appeal button wasn't there right off the start. The maximum time limit on highlights has now been removed. But you can't have just everything that you've recorded forever always saved, which is interesting because if someone just goes like highlight entire video, I wonder if that's possible. Yeah what about people that have so much stuff already recorded and uploaded? That's going to affect them pretty adversely. Probably and because I do know for a fact that people go back and watch different episodes. I know that my like 24 hour charity stream actually got a lot of VOD views. So I don't know. That's going to be interesting. I'm going to try to highlight most of the cool parts of the 24 hour stream. Yeah, I don't know. This is what happens when Google and Google buys YouTube and then buys Twitch is we're going to see lots of really cost and changes like I bet you every day we log into Twitch. Now there's going to be like new buttons we've never seen before in the layout. Plus like plus one. You have to be Google plus the type. Oh my God, dude. You see it's coming. Mark my words. It's coming. Oh my God. Ridiculous. So the CEO Emmett Shear had a Reddit AMA where he said a whole bunch of stuff. But essentially one of the big things in my opinion is that he said we did need to change things. This is laying groundwork for some work in the future. You guys are really going to like we've been intending to do this for some time, but it took us a while to identify and select a content identification partner to get this system up and reliable. So the whole thing of like things you guys are really going to like. I have a weird theory that I don't I haven't yet seen anyone else say it, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone else said this theory. I'm wondering if they're going to have their own music streaming, like approved music streaming thing. Like these are the amount of songs that are allowed to play and what songs they are and you can play them using our tool. Well the kind of the same thing for YouTube, didn't they? Like YouTube had an audio library pop up that was like openly available to everybody. I think so. And then Twitch is YouTube is used for music, but directly from a lot of the music's publishers, whether it's like Vivo or the artists themselves or the like record label or whatever. YouTube is done widely for that, but Twitch is done in the background while someone is playing something. I wonder if they're going to try and contact different record labels and stuff and see if they can get approved music. They might do that. They can do like some kind of ad based thing too, where if they detect music on your thing, they'll just run ads for that. That could be beneficial. I'd rather that because I make no freaking ad revenue off my Twitch channel anyways. So just let me play music and take all the revenue. That's fine. I don't care. Yeah, because if somebody's listening to the song, they're going to be the most likely to give you an impression. I mean, they're going to be like, oh man, it's a cool song. I'm going to click that link. It'd be beneficial to them. They should do that. It makes way more sense. But then again, we're smart people. I don't know about them Google guys sometimes, but they're all just throwing their money around trying to make Google plus win. I don't get it. The whole Google plus win thing. I don't really understand, but I don't think I'm going to throw Google under the bus because I think like half the wit of someone's dog that works at Google is probably higher than me. I'm actually just playing around Google. If I went back to the IT field, Google would be the first company I went and actually worked for. That would be beast, man. They're pretty, they're pretty stand up. I've actually talked to a lot of people at Google. They're pretty cool. Yeah. They just need to stop. That's with YouTube. Stop it. Okay. Sorry. That's no big deal. Another thing that he talked about is how there's, there's a lot of agreements for different game companies so that they won't try to get you in trouble if you're playing games on Twitch. But those agreements don't exist for music. So people that are like, Oh, it's our right to do this. I also heard a rumor. I don't know if, you know, is this true that you can still play the music on your stream? It'll just be muted in the recording or is it muted immediately when I think that's how it works. But I think that's not supposed to be the idea. Like I think you're supposed to stop. I just don't think they're muting live streams. I think you might be able to get in trouble now. I'm not really sure. And if it's not like that already, I'm sure they're going to move in that direction. I saw some funny streams the other day when I was looking around on there though, with like titles, like playing copyright music all day, all night. And that's, that's how I found out about this was, was originally all these people just kind of, you know, spiting them. So I was like, Hmm. Right. I don't know. It's not, it's not Twitch's fault though. It's not. They're, they're getting legal hammers thrown onto their heads and they're just reacting because of it. That's not surprising. They're going to have to react in some way, just allowing everyone and their mom to broadcast music for free. Yeah. Well, that's the problem is when you're, when you're a small company, you can take the liability. Right. I mean, chances are they're not going to see you unless they can make a massive amount of money, but look who owns them now. Right. Yeah. I mean, there's big pockets now behind Twitch all of a sudden. So they have to protect themselves. Someone in the chat said it's only for VODs, but it's for 30 minute segments. So if they detect music or whatever, they'll mute you for 30 minutes, which is interesting. So right now, um, I guess it's fine if you play it in your live stream. So everybody increase your music to 1.2 X speed when you're playing it in the background and just fudge their whole algorithm. That would be really interesting. I wonder if you'd get in trouble for that, but it'd be really interesting to see like attempting to break Twitch algorithm, play a different like speeds, like mixing music, play two songs at the same time or something. Yeah. I'd be curious to see what could defeat that algorithm. Someone should do it. Just try not to get banned. Maybe create like a second account that you don't use that. Yeah. And Luke and I don't condone that. We actually didn't say anything. Yeah. Part of the stream is going to be muted in the VOD. Yep. So don't worry about it. That would be great. They have the descent algorithm. They're like, we have detected descent within the Twitch network. Let's get the NSA on this. All right. So next up we have the IBM brain like chip, which kind of blew my mind. Get it pun. When I first read about it, it has 1 million programmable neurons, 256 million programmable synapses across 4096 individual neuro synaptic cores with four 5.4 billion transistors. This thing is a neuromorphic brain like computer chip called True North, which is built on top of Samsung's 28 nanometer process. It consumes just 72 milliwatts at max load. It's 176,000 times more efficient than a modern CPU running the same brain like workload. So not doing just anything, but running a brain like workload, whatever the crap that is. Kind of cool. They're talking about how it's the second generation version of one, which was a prototype in 2011 and it's pretty much ready to go for commercial application, but I don't know where it's actually going to be used for commercial application. I see this more going to like research labs. This would definitely be probably in the research space. Yeah, because I don't know how many people need those like brain like applications at least yet. I'm sure this will be in consumer devices in X amount of years, but even though they say it's ready now, I pretty much only see it. Yeah, your future iPhone is going to be back talking you guys. So you're just going to be like, I don't feel like it. Hey, you didn't take me out for ice cream. Yeah, exactly. Oh my God. I'm not telling you where your car is. I'd imagine a CPU like this though. I mean, this isn't designed for just running straight up binary operations. This is like multiple states. So you'd have to write custom software, custom compiler, all that stuff. So I'd be curious to see what they ultimately use that for. But the power consumption kind of blows my mind. I'm like, why can they build something like this that consumes so little power? Yet a conventional CPU still can like heat your coffee. I think it's because they're so drastically different. It doesn't have to be able to do all the different things that a CPU can do. And even though they say it's like brain like processes, how brain like actually is it? Well, the last time you tried to calculate pi out to like the four million place, how long did it take you to do it? Because the computer can do it in like three seconds. Yeah. So like maybe this thing's a lot more efficient at doing brain like things because the CPU is actually faster and can't do it brain like. They probably just got a brain like because dumb just wouldn't sell chips. It is incredibly not as good. It's much more efficient at being bad. Yeah, that's marketing for you. Exactly. Our next gen product, which is incredibly much better at being last gen than the next gen products of its competition. So news that's probably super close to your heart is Xbox one lost Microsoft 400 million in gross margins last year, so they didn't just go down. It increased by one point seven billion dollars, their overall revenue. And it also cost them two point one billion dollars to get there, which net a 400 million dollar loss. So it's not that surprising. It's kind of to be expected with these massive launches, especially when it didn't sell quite as well as they expected. You have to do stuff like marketing, R&D, distribution, all that crap, and they have to pre make all these machines. They might even still have backstock of all this kind of stuff. And yeah, I don't know. It's like I remember back when they made the Xbox 360, I mean, they were paying two and a half times the cost of the system to produce each one. So they were losing money hand over fist. And I'd imagine in this situation, it's probably not as bad. I'd hope they'd learn from their mistake. But still, in the beginning, you're going to take a huge hit, right? Yeah, I've heard it's not nearly as bad. And I know PlayStation, PlayStation three and Xbox 360, they were both losing money when you bought just the core system. If you bought like a controller in the same basket, then they made money or whatever. I can't remember what the exact breakdown was. But with Xbox one and PS4, they were making money even on just the core system. It's changed a bit. Do you remember on PS3 when they were selling people buying them just as Blu Ray players? Yeah, they were losing money like crazy because just a factory run of the mill Blu Ray player at the time was like $100 more expensive than buying the console that did the better job. And I know that that hurt them really bad in the beginning, too. But honestly, I think the whole console things. I love consoles, but I think they just waited too long. I think 10 years and then come out with other consoles like everybody's kind of moved on to other things. Mobile gaming, desktop gaming. I think it's just it's kind of killing that market down a little bit. And I think they did it like too little too late is probably the perfect. I think that's the first time I've ever used that perfectly is because it wasn't nearly strong enough and it was way too late. If they released this console a few years ago. Well, I remember when the PS3 came out, it was like so beyond any generation of computer. They were the people were actually taking that cell processor, dropping Linux distros on it and using it for processing because no conventional computer could do it. And now you've got the Xbox one, which pretty much has like two year old hardware in it. I mean, so I mean, there's like really other than playing games on it, I guess there's no reason to go like, you know, try to find a cure for cancer with it or something. But I can't remember if it was the Navy or the Army or the Air Force or whatever. But some military cell in the States was using PlayStation three clusters as servers. Oh, a lot of people were doing that. The leading project on. So remember the SETI at home, the search for extra. Yeah, there was like some the top ranking one in that list for like a year was just a bank of PS3. It was so damn good at running those floating point numbers with that cell processor. It was awesome. That's pretty crazy. They've kind of abandoned that though and tried to be computers, which they're not good at doing because straight up normal computers are much better at that. Speaking of which, there's been kind of a mass exodus. I guess mass exodus isn't as great anymore now that Halo isn't in this. But there's been an exodus of PC of sorry, Xbox one exclusive titles, which have now gone to PC. So we saw Dead Rising three not that long ago and now Rise has been announced. Rise is going to be coming with with support for 4K resolution. And it's also going to have downloadable extras from the console game. So it's going to have some nice little features for the PC that the console one didn't have kind of unlike Dead Rising's, which was slightly not the most graceful leap over to PC. Then everyone was super stoked, including myself. I even went and like happily told my dad about this and then was super sad when it didn't happen. But the Halo Master Chief collector's edition for PC is apparently not coming to what? PC. Yeah. So it was posted on Amazon, as you probably know, and I was incredible. I even tried to like preorder it. Did they even make a mouse? I thought they were selling a mouse that was themed after. They've got a mouse that's themed after it, but that's apparently unrelated. Aaron Greenberg has tweeted that it was an error at retail and he's apologizing for the confusion that it's caused. But I'm still going to hold off because I'm still not sure. I'm still willing to to just hunker down and believe I'm going to wait for Gamescom and Pax Prime. I love Halo. Honestly, out of all the titles you mentioned, that's the only one I really cared about coming to PC. I would love to do multiplayer. I agree. I'm I'll maybe I'll pick up Rise in like two summer sales from now when it's five dollars. And I'm not really that interested in picking up Dead Rising because who the hell cares? But Halo being able to play Halo 2 online again. As you can tell, I love Halo. I 3D printed the freaking whole helmet. I got my little action figures, dude. I love me some Halo. That's epic. So yeah, I it's happened before. That's the thing. The Amazon UK site has leaked quite a few different games by posting them early. So I'm wondering, I'm going to go with this actually, just because I want it to happen so badly. There's no real reason for you to believe this at all, but I'm just going to go with it anyways. Yeah, exactly. I want to believe that that tweet is just to throw people off. It's just a cover up. I think I believe it's just cover up because maybe they're trying to get people to settle down for a little bit so they can explode again with Gamescom or Pax Prime. Please make that be the truth. And if it's not, just make the damn thing. I don't care. Just bring it to PC. Just copy the last one, ported to PC, put a new number on it, whatever. Just give it to us. Halo has already been on PC before. Just bring it back again. And people are still playing it today. They are. And do you remember what happened with Halo 2 when they were shutting down the online servers? All the people that refused to disconnect. Oh really? Yeah. Oh my God. OK, so they couldn't shut down the servers until everyone disconnected for some reason. And there were people that stayed in a game lobby that would just keep recreating. All right. Was it one map or recreating maps? I don't remember, but they just stayed in a game and refused to quit. And people were donating the money to buy fans and AC units and stuff to try and keep their Xboxes running. And they stayed in that game. I don't remember for how long, but I think it was like a week or two or something. And they just kept it going so they couldn't shut down the servers. And then eventually people were falling off because of console failure, overheat, red ring, whatnot. And then finally it came down to one person and he or she lasted for a little while and then it finally died out. People liked Halo 2 online. I really liked Halo 2 online. It's the only console game that I've gotten into really heavily. No, I love it. As far as console, that's probably the one game that I love playing on console and on PC, the same. I love just sitting down and playing it on console. But it's funny because this is probably the one time Microsoft was actually thankful that all the consoles were dying. Yeah, exactly. Don't worry, we ran the statistics. They can only run the Xbox for 43.2 hours before it red rings. It real red rings. Linus, go back and take care of your baby. Get out of the chat. Oh, is he in here? He's in the chat. What a nerd. Just ignore, just right click and ignore him. Just get him out of here. Large Linus is here today. Linus needs to take care of his spawn. Go take care of your spawn, Linus. Yeah, so like I said, there was the mouse which had a lot of people thinking that the Halo Master Chiefs collection was already coming to PC. Just the mouse made people think that. And then when there was the so-and-so false posting on Amazon, it made people think that even more. So I don't know. Hopefully it happens, but there's less than no guarantee at this point. So I'm with you though. I'm holding on to the conspiracy. Me too. It's not even that far away. So I won't even feel that bad if it doesn't come true because Gamescom and PAX are both within like a month. Hey, should we just half-life through this thing and just encourage everybody to go create the confirmed memes for it? We're going to half-life through, but later on in the show. Okay, good. That'll happen. Trust me. Okay, did you read this topic? This seems right up your alley. The cat-caller that searches for vulnerable Wi-Fi hotspots? No. Do you know what war driving is? I'm assuming you know what war driving is. Oh dude, I used to war drive. It doesn't matter. Can I just tell you just a really quick story? At one point I had a car PC. I built a completely custom car PC. I'll post pictures. I even fiberglassed screen in the dashboard, ran Windows XP, had a drawer in the trunk, everything. Anyways, I had a USB wireless access point that went up that was on the rear deck. And at one point between Microsoft and my house, I was able to set up a route where I could jump from one Wi-Fi to another between two access points and seamlessly maintain my internet connection all the way home. So I could stream like YouTube, music on Pandora, everything with no cellular signal all the way from the time I left the parking lot time I pulled into my driveway. Super beast. I may or may not have done that when I used to work somewhere and I did it my drive between home and there as well. But yeah, that's called war driving. So essentially you used to drive through an area, bike, car, whatever, and have your laptop pick up a vulnerable or completely unencrypted wireless networks so that you can create this like map of insecure, unsecure wireless networks that you can connect to along your way to whatever route or just gathering information on a whole bunch of potentially vulnerable points. So someone has taken that idea and adapted it to a cat. So he has outfitted his cat, Coco, with a specially made collar built from a Wi-Fi card, a GPS module, a battery and a spark cord chip. The device runs custom software that looks for Wi-Fi signals like we were just saying and records ones that are open or poorly protected with old encryption like WEP, which is like useless at this point in time, essentially. So I thought that was absolutely fantastic. There used to be a database online too. I remember that certain war dialing software that you ran would actually uploaded the database so everybody could search for these unsecure networks even without identifying them first. Yeah, no, no, that was a really big deal. But that's clever to attach it to your cat and just let them go roam the neighborhood and find your networks. That's pretty hilarious. And then you can put a high gain intent on your house and reach out and grab them. I thought that was kind of funny. I think it's cool. It maybe sucks for people that don't have secure networks, but I think it's a cool little project. I can't believe you made that thing. I think that would be hilarious because you can map where your cat goes too. So you can see if it has like a secondary family. You can see if your chat's cheating on you. If your cat is cheating on you. Maybe with someone with very insecure crappy Wi-Fi. I don't think people should be jumping on other people's networks and stuff like that. But honestly, it's one of those things where by identifying the network and getting it out there, hopefully it causes them to close the hole. I remember back in the day, people used to just connect to unsecure networks and find shared printers on your computer because inside your house, you usually don't secure your network. A lot of people didn't back in the day. So you'd just be sitting there and your printer would just be spitting out sheets of paper like, oh, hey, I got you to, you know, hey, I'm printing this, I'm printing this, I'm on your network, I'm on your network. And then they're like, oh crap, I better go figure out what's going on. So at least sometimes it helps them find it or your cable provider comes out and goes, oh yeah, you've been sharing movies for like six months off your connection. And this little old lady is like, what's a share movie? I don't understand. I don't know. Oh my God. That's priceless though, man. I didn't read that. That's awesome. I don't know. I used to, like I said, I used to do it back in the day. But mostly what you're going to get is stuff like coffee shops or whatever. I don't know if this is super common in the States, but one thing that's pretty big up here, at least in BC is different coffee shops will have this thing called Shaw Open. Shaw is one of the ISP providers and they'll put routers in these coffee shops and secure them. But they show up as unsecured networks. It's like the browser login style. Yeah. That's really common down here also. I think even Starbucks down here, they give you access, but you have to go through a webpage and agree to their terms of service first. Yeah. And that would be super annoying. But oh well, too bad. I did it when I was still learning. So one thing that you might be interested in actually, while we're on the whole like programming learning topic is we started filming a super fun today, but as this week has been pretty crazy and both the editing and film guys have no free time because they're drastically behind catch up. I had to think of some way to do a super fun, which wouldn't take up a ton of their time. So I decided to troll the absolute crap out of Taryn, one of the guys at our work. And the way that I did it was by using a screen melter program. So I'm sure you know about those. Oh yeah. And I was thinking you might be able to make like a partner video for our super fun on how to make one, which I think would be pretty cool with your, I don't remember what it's called CodeCamp or whatever. Codegasm. Codegasm. Yeah. So if you make a codegasm video that goes along with the channel super fun video, you can show people how to do it. It's all about the SEO, man. It's like when you put gasm on the end of things, people run into it on accident for some reason. I don't know why they just didn't. I don't know why they would do that. I don't know. I don't know. No, no, definitely talk to me after the show. We can definitely do an episode on how to create prank apps because I probably created hundreds of them over the last 15 years at Microsoft and most of them were pretty successful because I know all the little nooks and crannies to put things where people can't find them. That's fantastic. I did it in a super ghetto way. I had a fairly elegant way that I was planning on doing it because he's running a hard drive in his system. I put it on the startup so that he would hopefully turn his computer on and then sit there while other things are loading and then all of a sudden it would just randomly happen, at least in his eyes. But he turned his computer on knowing that I had a hard drive and just walked away because it was going to take so long to boot. So I had to think of some other way of doing it. So instead of setting up like a timer or anything more elegant like that, I just plugged a mouse in and waited for him to be using his computer and then I launched it while he was using his computer. That's awesome. I actually have a program I want to give you to go prank somebody one time. I called it Tourette's. I know what you're talking about. Don't. Okay, I made this program. I'll go find the source code for it and send it to you. It's priceless. Okay, cool. Well, I'll use that. I just don't want people to know what it is yet. It must be malicious. I'll even show you how to hide it so they can't find it. Perfect. Let's see. Oh my gosh. Oh, continue. Okay. Okay, we're going to move on. So we're going to get to the topic that you really didn't like. But the Nvidia PhysX disabled when a non-NVIDIA GPU is detected in your system. I just can't see the reason for them doing. I mean, the only I guess the only reason I could see them wanting to do something like this is that they don't want to be held liable for bugs and stuff that are exposed through the incompatibility because they don't own the whole hardware ecosystem at that point. Their excuse is Nvidia says high quality experience in such a scenario cannot be guaranteed. But guys, come on. People have been using this for so long. It was fine. I've literally never heard anyone complain about it at all. So no, I don't think it's just a play to force force upgrade to ATI. I mean, yeah. Like, I love you guys, but no. So this is coming in in Nvidia's new 340.5. It's going to be enabling shield tablet features, but it's also going to have the feature where it disables your PhysX GPU. So if you're trying to run like a beast R9 card and a little Nvidia card for PhysX, maybe not going to work anymore. Or you're going to have to run older drivers, which you can do. Just make sure you don't update your drivers beyond that foot for this to work. And then maybe you'll run into problems in the future, but at least work for a little while now. Yeah, I don't know. Not, not cool. I'm not super stoked for this. Personally, that's not the scenario that I run, but I do know people personally that do run this scenario and it will affect them. And obviously, like I just said, they'll be able to last for a while by just not upgrading their driver software at all. But that's going to eventually not be a very elegant solution. Well, looking at it from the marketing standpoint, I mean, obviously, if people can get a good PhysX experience from a cheap little GPU that's no longer relevant or supported, you know, that's not good business for them. You know, they want you to run their product. So by cutting off the competition and saying, OK, you have to be running Nvidia, everything to get PhysX. Some of those people may actually like that. That may be enough to just put them over the top. Yeah. And go get it. So it's not going to affect stuff like if you have onboard Intel chips or anything like that. So don't worry. I'm not freaking about that. It's just like dedicated car differentials. I don't know. This is just not really cool. I can't say I'm surprised, to be honest, but I didn't expect it. I just yeah, it just seems like it seems like they actually had to go out of their way to like disable the feature and all the card was doing was processing PhysX. So was it really doing any work with the other GPU? It doesn't sound like it was. It sounds like it's just sitting there and independently doing its thing. Yeah, I just jumped to the Twitch chat and I see some guys saying AMD sucks with a billion exclamation marks and then someone else saying Nvidia is for hipsters. So fanboys, fanboys, you are holding up the internet. You are single handedly holding up the internet because without your wars, without your wars, we'd have far too much bandwidth to get into other trouble. You're the only reason why your company is able to exist. So good job fanboys. Only from here on out, any Nvidia GPU that runs PhysX will have to be a GeForce 8 series or later with a minimum of 256 megabytes of memory. So that's not exactly a huge requirement. No really big deal there. And yeah, I don't know, because that's when Nvidia introduced the introduced CUDA. That got fairly uninteresting because there's not a lot of information other than they're just going to make it stop working. And that's why I believe that it's not if it was a technical hurdle and they were like we're rewriting the whole stack for PhysX to favor new features on later generation processors or something, that would make sense. But if they're just like, yeah, we're turning it off. That's more of like we're sad. We're sad that people out there are like trying to use ATI and Nvidia and it's like ruining our whole fanboy campaign. Yeah, apparently they are working on a resolution for PhysX issues with AMD APUs. So we'll see what happens there. So the APU will be a supported scenario? I think maybe that's like an eventuality. I think it might be a problem right now, but they do say they are working with it. So hopefully that happens. And then here's your Half Life 3 rumors thing, which we'll do before we jump into. Have you seen all the tweets I've been sending out for like the last three weeks? All the Half Life 3 stuff on Photoshop? So we're going to give you some more fodder for that fire. Give me one quick second. All right. If I jump over here, Source 2 found in files. I have a picture here which you guys totally aren't going to be able to see at all because screen sharing is not working at all. It's a square dark gray window with some white text in it. I'm just trying to help. Good work. Good work. I appreciate it. I'm not going to have time to open up the dock, but essentially it's a picture of the directory set up for. Can I get a link from this? Is that possible? No. Give me a second to do. I will post something in the chat. So I'm going to post the original thread, which is by Lots of Unexplainable Lag, which is a fantastic name. I have to say. Okay, so I just spammed that in the chat. If you're watching the VOD of this, you'll be able to see it in the description down below, hopefully, or you'll be able to jump to the dock on the forum, which you'll be able to see the dock in the description down below. And then you'll be able to go to the dock, which will show you the link, which is on the forum. There we go. So a bunch of jumps, but essentially someone found it in a source two directory, because that's the most hidden way they could have possibly done it, which came with a big update for Dota 2 SDK, which is called Hammer. Many are speculating that it's actually source two as a soft launch instead of a hard launch. And Valve has stated that this is a developer focused release and currently has high system requirements. So not denying it, which is fantastic, because that does sound like it could be a soft launch just so people can tinker with it before they actually hard launch it later on. All the files would share a name with source engine and they also are qualified with the number two. So as you guys can see in there, maybe. Well, let's be honest, you do have to check the include hidden objects to see it. So you know, whoa. So not everybody's gonna be able to just find this. I mean, only the true hacks or I run that by default. I guess I'm pretty bad ass. I don't know. Not really. Um, yeah, it's Gabe Newell said we've been working, we've been waiting for a game to roll it source to out with. And he also said that it's a new engine altogether, not a mere extension of the existing source technology. So that's probably why you're seeing that folder. They've updated Hammer with this possibly source to stuff so they can roll it out later on. And this is pretty interesting because that means we have another thing that's on the two nomenclature where we will we will eventually get a title that is three and it will be Half Life. I just don't know. But the most brilliant thing would be as if Half Life three ran on the source to engine. That would be awesome. They're just like, no, we will not release a series of threes. What I'm kind of hoping is that this is again something that's happening pre games, common packs prime. So hopefully they go, hey, yeah, source to at games, common packs prime, even though this definitely isn't like in a very official announcement as someone just randomly found it. And this I would believe even more than the Microsoft Halo thing, which I'm just choosing to believe because they're not denying it. They're saying it's new stuff. They're just saying it's for developers and it has high system requirements currently. So maybe it needs more optimizations. Maybe it needs to be tinkered with some more, but it's well from a software developer perspective to chances are if the engines and it's in an earlier stage like this, it's probably debug code. So it's probably heavily, heavily filled with lots of additional code that just gets cut out for the final product. But they need that code to find all the bugs early on. That makes sense. And that's probably it. So it's probably going to be much more streamlined later on, which is great. So this is interesting and cool because every single time that there's a source updates, so many games just get better. It used to be the Unreal Engine. It still kind of is, but definitely source at this point in time will ramp up a whole bunch of stuff. Now we're going to actually jump to sponsors real quick, which I'm terrible at doing sponsor spots. But apparently when we have horrible sponsor spots, it's fine. So let me see if I can do this. I think I'm going to have to re grab you because I don't think you're going to be here. Nope. Crap. All right. Give me a second. We're going to grab you again. No, I didn't. Not in that way. Settle down. I was just getting excited to know. No, no. Oh, okay. So you're a little bit smaller than you should be. I thought that was like a Canadian handshake, like just grabbing people like just just just minor molestation. That's Canadian handshakes. So we're starting with five for club whose shirt I'm currently wearing. This one fits better than the other one, which some people have pointed out. That's just because I have large pectoral muscles, or at least I would like to believe. So we're doing five for giveaways. We've been doing this for quite a while. You can enter to win in multiple different ways. One is by liking an Instagram picture, which I will post in the Twitch chat right now. I like the Instagram picture once. Yeah. Once. Was it exciting? It was very exciting. Is that the only one you've ever liked? No, I've liked a lot of them. I'm sorry I lied. You know, I feel bad. Okay. So you cheated on that one Instagram picture? I did. Oh, geez. That's embarrassing. Anyways, you also have to follow five for it's just at five for on Instagram and comment hashtag Linus tech tips and just say something cool. And we put into a draw, which we draw it on one day to win a five for package. Just so you guys know, if you want to sign up for five for it costs 60 bucks a month, but you get $120 a month worth of stuff like this shirt. You have to go through like a stylistic profiling thing where they profile you but not your psychology. They profile what you'd like to wear, which could be a part of psychology. I don't really know. Someone's calling me. Let me see who it is. Hello? Hi, this is Luke. Yep. Hi, this is not you for a second. Just a reminder that either Saturday or Sunday is your brother's birthday. I'm not sure. Is it the ninth today? Yeah, I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Is it the ninth today? Yeah, I'm hanging out with Richard on Saturday. You're on the show, by the way. No, I am not. Oh, you are. You totally are. Well, tell everybody I say hi. We can hear you. They can hear you. You're on speakerphone. Hi, Barna, please. Hi. He says hi. All right. I'm going to let you get back at it. I'm sorry. I forgot. No problem. Bye, Mom. Bye. 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Horrible. But it's not actually a good thing. OK, moving on. It takes you about a minute or less to actually set up your style profile. You essentially go through and it's like, what do you like? What one of these would you like? And you pick like one pair of shoes or one shirt or whatever. And then it it'll tailor your shipments to that kind of style of clothing. Pretty cool. If you sign up right now with offer code Linus, you get $15 off your first month and they have a friend referral program where if you refer someone, you get $15 off of your next month's membership as well. Then next up, we have I'm going to have to fix it again because it's going to be broken again. I'm going to give that service a try. Actually, I like that because every every other subscription shirt service I've done, you know, you already know what's coming. I'd like to just get surprised. Yeah, I think the whole idea of five for club is that you can be the biggest, laziest person ever and they'll just take care of everything, which is fantastic because you know what? I actually don't mind going shopping with people for them, but I don't like shopping for myself. I'm the same way. I can help people pick things out. But if I'm shopping for myself, I'm just like, I'm bored. I don't want to do this. I went and bought one pair, like two pairs of tailored jeans once in my entire life. And it was like the most horrible experience ever. It's like some people like that. It's like, oh, here, have some water. We're going to tailor your jeans. I can't stand it. It's like I just want to go buy them and cuff them up and say, screw it. Exactly. Yeah. All right. So jumping up to Linda.com, quite a few people in the office use this. I've used it in the past and I currently use it. My mom, speaking of which, has used it to try and learn Excel. Taryn, one of our editors, has gained a whole bunch of editing skills by learning them on Linda.com. You can learn tons of stuff. And one thing that I actually suggested for, which is interesting because Jerry's on the stream is learning programming. I've talked to tons of people that want to get into programming that are in high school that are like, yeah, my course is really boring. Is it a video-based service too? Like video learning? I think so, yeah. Because that's like honestly most of all the coding knowledge that I have is from taking video, like current coding knowledge from video courses that I've taken over the course of many years because it's just you can slow them down. You can speed them up. You can play them back. You can keep going back. I mean, it's honestly the best way to learn. It's great. So go to Linda.com. The reason why I suggest it to people in high school still is because tons of people aren't challenged by their high school programs and you can go on Linda.com and learn freaking anything. Like I've said, they have thousands of courses and they're adding new ones every single week and programming is one of their main sections. So you want to learn stuff about programming, really good place to go. Just watch Codegasm first though. They got to watch Codegasm and then go. Share the love. Go to Codegasm for some of your stuff. Go to Linda.com for other parts of your stuff. You probably need a whole bunch of stuff to learn anyways. If you jump on and go to Linda.com slash WAN show, you get a seven day free trial. And yeah, plan started about 25 bucks a month, but you get tons of stuff to learn and it's going to be something that's going to be easy to get like your mom to get behind. Be like, mom, I'm not learning enough at school. I want to learn more. Well, like a single good programming book is like, it can be 60 bucks. So that's 60 bucks is like pretty cheap. Well, no, I'm not talking about like textbooks from college. I'm talking about like if you want to go buy like the C sharp Bible or something like that, one of the larger reference material books or like C sharp for dummies and stuff, you can pay 30 to 60 bucks for a single book. So I'd rather have a month of unlimited access to everything. Yeah. And I know a ton of people that don't do very well with learning programming out of books anyways. If you can get someone to talk to you or be much more interactive, I've seen it go a lot better. I agree. Good and good. I can go. I can go. All right. We're going to jump back up in the dock back to other topics. So Silverstone has shown off a power supply. I hope this isn't under NDA because we have it, which I'm super stoked about because it's for small form factor is an SFX PSU. So a lot of people complain that you can't really do like awesome overclock builds with mini ITX systems. But now you can because they have a 600 watt 50 amp available on 12 rate 12 volt rail power supply, which is fully modular and semi fanless. I believe it's a 20% load or blower. It will do a no spin mode for the span fan. So that mode isn't super high, but it exists. So when you're running idle or whatever, you can have a potentially silent ish or silent small form factor build that does kind of matter because if you get some type of fan controller that can do thermal load where you can have all your fans go off, you could basically have everything off at a pretty idle rate as long as you have fairly good radiators are a lot of case manufacturers actually adopting that form factor to it slowly becoming a thing because that's what pisses me off is I built so many of these little systems and usually when they die, you have to throw the whole case away and go buy another one because like three power supplies proprietary. Yeah, yeah, it is becoming a thing more and more these days, especially lately. And I bet you with the announcement of this power supply, there's going to be even more because one of the biggest complaints that people have had is you can't really get appropriate power supplies for these systems. So now if you're going for like crazy overclocked balls to the wall system, which a lot of people still want to do with many ITX, they'll actually be able to do it because 600 watts is quite a bit to play with. So we can play with that. For a small system, definitely. And I want to build media centers and I want to build small media centers. And that's been my only hold back so far. Yeah, exactly. I don't want to buy these cases that have these proprietary supplies. So that's really cool. Actually, a video that I'm planning on working on while Linus is away is I'm going to be comparing mass wattage versus low wattage. So I'm going to be taking two very good power supplies, but comparing a very good but low lower wattage power supply versus a very good, very high wattage power supply, just to prove that having a 1200 watt power supply versus a 600 watt power supply with a fairly standard system isn't actually going to help you. But what I'm not trying to prove because you don't want to do that is having a really crappy power supply in a really heavily overclocked system. You want a reliable one. You just don't necessarily need 1500 watts, whatever the crap, because you probably don't have that much stuff in your system. I've got 1300 watts of power in my system. I was going to say you might. There's definitely new people out there. It's sales, isn't it though? Yeah. But I don't know. For a large percentage of people, it won't be that big of a deal. Yeah. And your chances are you're not going to stuff a big enough GPU in that system anyways to need that giant power requirement. All right, somebody do that though. Just say if somebody out there builds a tiny, tiny little system that has like the little extension cable that goes to like a Titan tape to the side of it, that'd be awesome to have like a micro ITX build with a Titan and the Titans like an integral part of the case. If someone got like little what do you call it? Ventilation hold fiberglass kind of plate. Yeah. Things and just glued them all to the all four sides of his case and put four Titan blacks mini ITX system that just fill the whole thing with mineral oil and just have it circulate it. Do it. Somebody needs to. Yeah. So there are any millionaires out there that want to do this. I really do. I still have Titan blacks behind me. Can I just be baller on the show? Yep. Wait for it. Wait for it. Oh, dude, I hate you guys. Seriously? Oh, dude, I'm all like poor people here. I'm just seeing you still. Right. Please just get to see me. What rub of Titan black against my face? Oh, I'm so excited to install these. You've heard about the room water cooling project, right? Yes. Yes. Actually some input on it. I told you guys you need to put a gated pool on the outside with an actual spout. You guys would have like warm water like you could probably replace the water heater in your house with that thing. I remember you saying that actually. Now we've ringed my dad in. My dad is like a pretty beast mode plumber. He was pretty beast mode plumber for a while and then he's started instructing now at a university. So he knows what he's doing and we're going to get him to do hard line piping around most of the room and he's doing a return line as well. And he's like he's he's made our original idea much more legit. I'll make it actually going to be doing the install for a lot of that stuff. I will make you a deal. You can pass on the Linus. If you guys find a way to put a shower head on there in a kiddie pool, I will drive my ass up to Canada and I will take a shower in that damn kiddie pool. I will do it as a part of trying to make sure that it is like very well contained so that we won't get any contaminants in the loop because that could be a pretty big issue. So it's eminence. I don't think I don't think you're showering man. The whole thing. I'm like I don't even go out of this room. I live here. That doesn't mean that there's no contaminants. The skin is naturally oily anyway with me. I think we're going to try and do it as legit as possible. But yeah, we have a whole bunch of new plans now that my dad has been looped into it. So that's cool. So you guys are just going to have like quick disconnects and everything. So you can just pop the systems off. We disconnects all over the place. It's going to be set up so that there's an external radiator on every system and then quick disconnects coming out of the case and quick disconnects sitting on the external radiator on every system. So that if you want to disconnect it from the room and take it somewhere else, you can quick disconnect off the room, quick disconnect up into the radiator and still be good to go. You know what you guys should do is just take a whole bunch of like four extra radiators and just leave them on a shelf. That way you don't have to put one on every computer. You just basically take the radio over and like snap it to the side of it. And then when you're done, you unplug it and plug it back in. That'd be pretty cool too. That's not a bad idea. Because the idea is every system will have an internal reservoir which shouldn't normally be used. Maybe it is. I don't remember exactly how it works. Internal reservoir, internal pump, which will be used. We're going to have D5s in every computer, which we'll be pushing all the time just to help the little giant pump that we have in the other room. That's a smart move because you don't want the first system in the loop like blowing a hose. Yeah. That's cool. Yeah. So that'll be helping. So essentially, literally all that will happen. You don't have to take the side panel off. You have to do nothing to be able to remove almost nothing to be able to take one of the computers and put it somewhere else because you just quick disconnect off, quick disconnect in and that's it. The quick disconnects are going to be laying there waiting all the time. So that'll be cool. That is so cool. So I can't wait to see that. So if we need to take one downstairs to film or whatever, it'll be no problem. So that'll be a really exciting project. And like I said, we looped my dad into that. And speaking of looping people into things, I have some shout outs for stuff that's happened on the forum. We have a shout out to the Boink team for passing a 1 billion point mark, which is pretty insanity. But our folding team is now in 40 second place, placed place. Wow. I talk and they just passed the 2 billion point mark. So holy crap. Good job, everyone. That's awesome. Also a call out for featured build logs. I know people have been asking a lot of questions about that lady. Late. I just said lady. I can't talk right now. I need liquids with my power. Anyways, we're having an update for that. We now have. I appreciate it. I now have other people running it because I was careless and couldn't keep up with it. So now, Wailer and Alpenwasser and a few other people are trying to manage it and make sure that actually happens. So we had a proper one last month, but we're going to have kind of a catch up month. So we're having a feature build log submission post kind of open grazing, just submit all the stuff event where pretty much anyone could submit their builds. And yeah, basically anyone with completed build can submit. Just make sure you follow the posting format. So check out the build log section of the forum and submit your builds there. And I think when there's either a timed version or when we get to 100 submissions, we're going to be moving it to a voting thread. And we're going to have a big summary of like all the awesome builds that have happened in the last little while. And then we're going to go back to a monthly or quarterly schedule for build logs. But it's actually going to be happening properly now because now there's a group of us managing it and not just me because we all saw how well that went. Oh, well now the most important news of the day by far. The most important news probably that you'll hear this quarter or maybe even possibly this year. Yoshi's full name has been revealed. His name is T. Yoshi. Sore. What does the T stand for? No one knows. T. Yoshi. Sore. Muncha. Coupas. Ridiculous. I think I'm just going to keep on calling him Yoshi. But maybe if I'm trying to be formal when I'm asking him to run his cart a little bit faster in Mario Kart 8, I can say Yoshi. Sore. Muncha. Coupas. Blake Harris unearthed the character's name from a copy of the Nintendo character guide from 1993. I bet they were hoping that that would never be re-earthed. Probably because that is not the greatest name ever. I think it's actually kind of cool because Yoshi, which is way better, but then Sore because he kind of looks like a dinosaur. That makes sense. And then Muncha Coupas is probably the best last name they probably could have given him. I agree. I agree. It's very accurate too. Yeah, exactly. Mario is also apparently not a traditional human being. He is a different species. He's a different species called Homo Nintendois. Nintendo-is? I'm not entirely sure how to pronounce that. Donnis sounds cooler though. Let's go with Nintendonis. Nintendonis. Homo Nintendonis. Mario is Homo Nintendonis. From here on out, everybody when a plumber is at your house, refer to them as Homo Nintendonis. I hope that helps. I'm going to call my dad next time I talk to my dad. I'll be like, Father Nintendonis. And you help us with our water cooling project. They're just like regular humans except for their pants can't go above their ass crack. That's like the- that's the difference. Mario has overall things and they stay up just fine. That's why they wear overalls now you know. Because the pants, that butt crack just keeps going for days. Because it's Nintendo and they had to make sure that they didn't have anything scandalous showing on screen. That makes sense. I get it. Anyways, that was obviously not the most important news of the week but I kind of thought it was awesome. I know Dorkly right now, this isn't in the dark. I love Dorkly. Oh my god. It's one of my favorite YouTube channels. Oh my gosh. Let me see if I can find this website. Yes, the best Nintendo character ever. I'll spam this in the chat right now. They're currently having a voting contest for this. And I went through and did the whole thing. It's kind of cool how they do it because it's fairly- you get I think a hundred matchups, a hundred and twelve matchups. And as you go through, it's kind of like voting people off, not necessarily voting people in, because as you narrow down your one hundred and twelve competitions, you'll start seeing the same people popping up. And essentially what it's trying to do is find your favorites. So say Link is your favorite because he's currently voted worldwide favorite right now. You'll see him a whole bunch of times and the final matchup will be Link versus someone else. Seriously, the Wii Fit trainer? Yeah, man. I voted for her a couple of times. I bet you did. You're probably hoping to get some close. I played her in Super Smash Bros. for Wii U. She's really good. She's actually really good. Like, that's why I voted for her because I was like, oh, whatever, I'll pick her as a joke. And then I did really well. I just threw a vote for you, buddy. I did. Thanks, man. I appreciate it. See, I've got Toad versus Dark Samus. It's so hard, some of these votes, but it's interesting because you get to see how everyone stacked up in your voting once you're done and you get to see how everyone stacks up overall. So right now, the top five are Link in number one and then Samus Aran in number two. Three is Mario, four is Princess Zelda, and then five is Red, which is like Ash, but in the game series. So I don't know. That's pretty cool. They have 50 different ones. Last place right now is Bowser Jr. Sorry, buddy. All right. But they have it from a whole bunch of different Nintendo titles. So if you want to kind of have some fun, maybe check out that dorkly thread. Yeah, I don't know. That's cool. It's pretty interesting. I don't know if there's like a cutoff date or anything, so I don't know. I didn't see it anywhere, but I don't think it's that big of a deal. It's just kind of for fun. I voted for like five or six and then I got bored and closed it. But you know, ADHD is a hell of a thing. I was wondering, the only reason why I kept going and finished the whole thing was I was actually wondering how they did it because I would notice every once in a blue moon when I was first when I went through the first few because I was like, they're going to have 112 matchups. This is going to be ridiculous. And then the ranking system for that is going to be weird because if you have like a super popular character voted against a not super popular character, obviously they're going to win. So let's try to figure out how they did it. So I kept on going and then I started seeing things showing up more and more and I was like, I think I understand. And then when it came down to the very end and it was the two that I had voted for like a billion times, I was like, all right, I understand. That's pretty cool. Next up is toxic. Pretty sure I'm saying that right. It's about T O X I K K. So pretty sure it's toxic. It is a PC only arena FPS is classic FPS style action, like a real tournament kind of thing going on. All players are always equal. So there's no like leveling system or perks or bullshit. And that's part of the whole idea. My favorite thing is it goes through and it's like no leveling system, no blah, blah, blah. No, all this kind of stuff, arena style combat. And then at the end, then they start going through stuff they do have. They have different arena modes. They have vehicle mode. They have all this other kind of stuff. And then at the very end, it says free to play. And I was like, oh, no, you're going to ruin the whole thing. And then there's this huge stamp that goes right over it. It's like, no, it's like, yeah. Like my actions. Just kidding. Yeah, seriously. In the comments of the video, I saw a billion people saying that it's kind of funny that a marketing stance nowadays for a game is to say you have to pay for this. And people are like, yeah, I know. How did that happen? How messed up is the game? It's like back in the shareware days, right? They give you like a game and then you could pay if you wanted the rest of the game. And that was fine. But now they've changed the dynamic to where it's like now you go buy the game or get the game for free, like Blacklight Retribution. For instance, a lot of people like that game. You get in there and then it's like people are like walking around with mechs and got like indestructible armor. And you're like running around with like your Daisy Red Ryder pump action BB gun. And it drives me absolutely nuts. Or you've got the if you have an Intel SSD, you get those boots that make you run faster. Yep. That's why games like Unreal Tournament and stuff where you just jump in. And it's like it's actually your skill. It's not like COD where you're like level 60 prestige. You got the gun where you just push a button and the bullet finds somebody and kills them. He's like, kill, kill, kill. It's not that bad. It's still pretty bad. Yeah. So the idea is that they're going to have classic styled and massive maps, both of them. It's going to be exclusively for PC, which is one of the big things they're pushing. And it's developed by Reactor. They're a again, spelled kind of weird R-E-A-K-K-T-O-R. They're an indie studio, but they have members that have at least 10 years of experience with game development all over the place. They're kind of a big deal. I'm pretty excited for this to come out. But I'm going to curb my enthusiasm because the last PC only Ra-Ra game that I really got behind that released. So I'm not including Star Citizen right now was Hard Reset. And we might all know how well that went. So hopefully this works quite well. Not like PC really needs more exclusives because we have tons of them, but I'll welcome it. And hopefully if we get all of the Xbox exclusives at some point so that there aren't any anymore. And then we have PC exclusives, the console guys won't even have that argument anymore. So I'm cool with that. PC master race. Yeah. Anyways, Crytek CEO is actually starting to pay people again, hopefully. And he has fully admitted to delaying paychecks. Sketchy. Some of the things that he has said is that he had two choices really. He either had a choice to delay paychecks delay, not they're not getting paid. He's just delaying them to a further date or to push your cashflow directly to studios and file for insolvency because basically he's saying he had to delay paychecks or grit rid of the entire company. Both of them were bad and he had to make a decision out of two bad decisions, which is actually a pretty good point. He's saying that he also informed employees that they told everyone that this was going to happen and so that they would offer help if people wanted to essentially resign and find another job. I was all on it when he had his little pep talk about being like, I was stuck between a rock and a hard place and I had to make one bad decision out of two, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But then when he's like, I gave them the option to freely resign or get a delayed paycheck. I think at that point in time, you have to give them a severance package because you're being a jerk. Doesn't matter if you only had two bad decisions, you're still being a jerk. Doesn't matter if you had to be a jerk, you're still being a jerk. I don't think you have to be like, you quit for nothing and we'll help you find another job or you take a delayed paycheck. That's not right. That's not right at all. So I do feel bad for the dude and I'm happy that they did get a whole bunch of money from they're not saying yet. But I don't know, maybe still kind of dealt with it a little bit better by treating your employees a little bit better. Then if you did, this leak probably wouldn't have been as bad considering you've been on all of the last like three or four WAN shows, you're probably doing something wrong. Usually if you do something really good, you get on one WAN show. Anyways, so in other news, EA is not doing something terrible. They're giving BF4 trial for a week, I believe it's 168 hours of game time. So you can clock those game time hours whenever you want because of their kind of free to play system. It's not too surprising though, because Hardline is coming or is already out. I don't know. It's coming. Well, they released a beta for a little while and then they pulled it back. So we don't know. I don't actually know what the release time for the game is, but I liked it. I actually thought it's pretty cool. So my thought process in this is they're probably trying to build hype for Battlefield 4 again so they can drop Hardline and then all the people that got all the hype for Battlefield 4 can buy Hardline. I think they're just making a mad scramble to get a bunch of people to beta test their net code so that they can get issues worked out early. One of those two, I think, I'm voting for your being used. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Either way, though, it's kind of cool because 168 hours is quite a bit of time. Dude, free is free. That's the thing is I tend not to complain as much about games that are free as the games I paid like $400 to play Electronic Arts. Got to buy your Battlefield 4 on what is it, Xbox. I got an Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC and two of them I got premium on. Why? Because they took all my money. They wanted to take my money. I just gave it to them. I was like. Because I have people I play with on all those different consoles. I have friends. Yeah. You need to consolidate your friends list, man. I'm going to start doing that. I'm going to go to the list and be like, yeah, no, you got a PS4, dude. I can't hang out with you anymore. Yeah, I'm sorry. I've already got like three people over here on this other console, so I'm just going to have to let you go. I'm sorry. Here's your severance package. Your severance package is like a bag of cookies. It is. Yeah, it's a bag of pickles and like a code for like a free $5 game off Steam. Yes. Oh, man, I probably shouldn't have clapped in front of the mic. But yeah, that's kind of brutal, man. I don't know if I could do that. I usually try to find the most people that are going to play a specific game on a specific platform, which nowadays is almost always PC. Thank you, group of friends. But then I would buy it for that. So like back in the day, I did get Halo 2. So I played it on Xbox, obviously, because a whole bunch of my friends played. So I did do that. I've followed friends into buying things, but I don't think I've ever bought something on two different platforms before. Not even two. And then you bought it for how many? Five? I got it on like four, no, four, four platforms for that 360 PlayStation 4, PlayStation or Xbox one and PC. Okay. Yeah, I'm all over the place. That's it. It's hurt. It's hurt. We're me. We use that sucks on every one of the platforms. I keep giving them my money. I don't get it. The marketing department is phenomenal. You know, I actually really liked Battlefield 3. I did do that was my that was my all time favorite Battlefield. My favorite one was honestly 1942. But Bad Company 2 was pretty good. I played it for quite a while. But Battlefield 3, I played a fair amount. And despite all the bull crap, it was somewhat okay. And then Battlefield 4 came out and I just can't deal with their junk anymore. I can't believe Battlelog still isn't fixed. And we still try to play the game though. How did they go from like decent that code is such horrible netcode like the rubber banding and the random pauses like the hit markers. Are you shooting some dude or where you just shoot out nowhere? It's like some guy dies. You're like, where was he? And then he just like appears and dies in front of you. You're like, this is wrong. Very wrong. I don't know, man. It's it's it's it's no good. And it seems like every single time and people people play me for this every single time. But I'm going to keep on saying it because it's true. Every time I go try to play the game, you can't just watch the game. Nope. It's impossible. There's a battle log update. There's an origin update. There's an update for the game. Hongbusters bitch about something. Yeah, didn't work at all because it never does. And then for some reason, there's the friends list days down or not working or the servers having problems or there's a sound bug, which just makes it so the entire server is muted. And it's like, oh my God, I just want to play. Leave me alone. This is the only reason I like consoles. Luke, the only reason is because you go you put the damn CD in the thing most of the time. I'm not going to say all the time because I still get that stupid. You got to download seven gigabyte update every other day. But I'm going to blow you up for this because I tried to do a keymander video not even that long ago. You know, I'm sure you know what keymander is. It's no idea. I keep what the hell is keymander. It's this little in between so you can plug a keyboard or mouse into your console. Oh, I've got I've got one of those. It's just it's from a different company. Yeah. I tried to do a video on that. And the problem ended up being that it took me so long to set up originally because I put I turn the Xbox on. And first of all, there's this massive update. And I'm like, hey, whatever. We don't use Xbox one that much at all. So it makes sense that I had to do this massive update. But then I put a Dead Rising 3 disk in that I had from a buddy who is a developer on the game. So it's like the case is all signed and everything. It's kind of cool. But I've never played it before. So I put the disk in and it wouldn't load. It says, please put an Xbox game or identifiable media disk in the system, something along those lines. And I'm like, oh, OK, the disk is dead. I've never played it before. So I wasn't too surprised for a few months. Sorry, buddy. But I didn't play your game. So Linus sends me off to the store and I find a twenty dollar copy of Call of Duty Ghost, which was hilarious because it was so cheap. And I bring it back to play on my Xbox one and I put that in and it doesn't load. And I'm like, what the hell? OK, so my Xbox is broken and I go to like lay it down so that I can unplug everything. And when I lay it down, it reads. Nice. Like, really? You don't have vertical disk reading support? I don't know if that's actually an issue with everyone, but we had that problem, which is just sad. It didn't work at all. And then finally, I'm like, OK, the game's working now. I'm just going to launch it, play right away because it's a console. There obviously be no problems. I'm just going to put the disk in. It's going to work, right? That's how consoles work. Massive download required. Call of Duty Ghost needs this like huge download that has to install locally on the system. And I'm like, this is this isn't a console. You're not putting the disk in and it works. When I try to play a game on my Wii, if there's a download, it takes two seconds and it works immediately and it just launches the game automatically. This one had to install it locally and download the biggest patch ever. It took up the whole rest of the day and I wasn't even able to get that video done. And now it's just sitting on my desk and I haven't looked at it in weeks because I'm just like, no, I think the whole update thing is completely stupid. Like, it's not. It doesn't seem like they even try to get the updates that small because like, oh, you look at the you look like the change list and the change list is like, oh, we've improved net code slightly yet. It has to download like eight gigabytes of like, you know, world maps and textures. And it's like, it just doesn't seem like they try to minimize that patching process. They almost like make you download the whole game every time. It drives me nuts. They just it seems like they tried to find anything that could possibly be annoying about a PC version of the game and then made it happen on Xbox. Well, I remember when I bought Battlefield 4, it was like, was it a four gigabyte gigabyte update for that thing? Literally I had to start the update and like go eat dinner and you know, go to the lawn and go to work for a week. Yeah, no, it's ridiculous. People are asking why I got Call of Duty Ghost. It's because it was the cheapest game I could have possibly bought for Xbox one. It's not because I wanted to play it. I was trying to buy a game that was a first person shooter that was as cheap as possible because all I wanted to do was show that you could use a keyboard and mouse in that game. And Dead Rising isn't necessarily the right game to properly show that off for. So I wanted to be able to show fine movement with a mouse. So I thought of getting Call of Duty Ghost. But yeah, I got frustrated by the stupid X-Bone. So I kind of gave up on that. Maybe I'll finish that video at some point in time because I think it's kind of cool. You can go to your buddy's house that insists on playing console and you can bring your keymander and wreck them because you have keyboard and mouse. People get so mad at you if you announce that you use that, though. I'm sure they do. I did a video where I was like, hey guys, look, I'm using my keyboard and mouse. Oh, God. Oh, you're cheating. You're a big cheater. And I wasn't even winning or anything. I was like still sucked horribly. But you kind of are because it's so much better. And like I'm not even just master racing right here. Keyboard and mouse is so much better than a controller. And it even is when you use something like a keymander because you can change your sensitivity and stuff. So you could make it almost not really. But you can make it a fairly similar experience to using input devices on a normal computer. It's not going to be as great, but close. Kind of interesting. But yeah, it's an interesting video because I want to make it so that essentially based around how to just completely wreck all of your console friends because you can bring this around with you. Because I think it works with Xbox One, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. I think mine only works with 360. Like it doesn't. I don't think it worked with anything else. I'll have to check. I think it's a Zim, a Zim Edge or something. OK, yeah. Yeah. It was cool how configurable it is though because you can set up macros and literally do everything. The timing between button. I mean, you could literally make one key like do like a combo. Like if you're playing Mortal Kombat or something, you have one key be like a half moon, B.A. And like always nail that move. So yeah, I guess I guess that is pretty pretty. You're pretty cheater device. It's going to take that MLG and just dominate. Oh, yes. I'll bring my keyboard to my console tournament. I know like who was I trying to say here? I know a while ago there was internal controller mods that you could do where you can make it so you just hold down fire and it would fire semi-automatic weapons at full speed. So you take like single shot rifles and big big back and like that. I remember back in the old Nintendo games, they used to have those power controllers that you get where you flip your whatever. I give you turbo rapid fire. You'd have like six buttons instead or four buttons instead of two. Yeah, that was awesome. I love that, especially in those games where you had like sit there and just button mash the hell out of something to achieve a goal. You just hold the button down and be like, you know, I'll win this. Yeah, I don't know. Those are those are pretty cool, but they are definitely definitely shooter devices. But I hope to have a video on that eventually, although every single time I go work on that project, I just get super pissed at the Xbox and quit. So I don't know when that's going to be ready. At least wrap it in the blanket to make it work. OK, yeah, maybe. So we get to do something fairly fun, actually. Can you know? I don't think so. Maybe not. All right. I'm just going to do this. I have to play around with screen regions for a sec here. I never even had a chance. He didn't even tell me what I know. Chance at all. What we're going to do is a giveaway. If the name is the giveaways for our cleats, just keep drawing. Tell it is OK. Yeah, now, Luke, I'm sure everybody watching is going to be totally cool with that. So what we're going to be doing is we're going to be giving away a R9 270 X and an OCZ fatality 1000 watt 80 plus gold power supply with individually slaved cables. This is for one winner. So one winner is getting both slightly overpowered power supply for that graphics card. But whatever. Don't worry about it. And we're going to be random dot org drawing that right now. So it's based on a line of tech tips dot com thread. So just give me one second and I will pull this up on this monitor because again, my screen sharing is not working at all. So I've learned to computer. You learn to computer. I am computer right now. It just gets mad at screen sharing sometimes. That's my excuse. Sometimes I wonder if X was like written in basic or something, because it's like, oh my God, is it bloatware? I know. I'm not a huge fan of open broadcast or either. I don't like the interface. I think it works better overall once you get it configured. But God, whoever wrote the user interface for that thing was like, I don't know, I think he might have been blind. I just find that changing things on the fly with open broadcaster is a lot harder. If you set up everything, everything perfectly beforehand, I prefer it. But if you have to mess with things while you're live, I don't prefer it. And because we're so ghetto sauce over here, we always have to mess with things while we're live. So we kind of have to just deal with X split. So I kind of have this working now. Is this logged out? It's logged out. Perfect. OK. Add screen region. This whole thing. It's going to be inception here for a second. I'm going to put it in the middle of the... You do that. I'll just entertain everybody with a little mini Barnacles dancing. We'll just do a little mini Barnacles dancing. So you guys can see this is the ThreadLiveSectors and Jace Two Cents Giveaway. So what we're going to do is there's 373 pages. So I'm going to random.org for one out of 373. So right now we are drawing for the chance to have a chance to win something, essentially, because we're drawing the page of which we will pick one out of 20 people. So generate. Result is page 31. So if I jump ahead one page here, everyone just went to the forums, it's going super slow and then change the URL from page dash two to page dash 31. That should work just fine. Sweet. That's the page I'm on. Yes. Awesome. Is it? No. OK. I was like, what? That would have been kind of... Dude, I'm not entering a contest like this. You know how loaded that would be? I'm like, I'm like co-hosting this show and I collaborate with Jace Two Cents and we do tech talk every Thursday. That would that would look really bad if I won. I've hardcore entered contests for other people's stuff that are big YouTubers. Really? I entered for Logan's car. I tried to enter for Logan's car. I did. I missed it by a couple of hours. I was like, no, I wanted the BMW with the gnarly stereo. No shame from me at all. I'm going for it. I'm not going to win, but I'm going for it. All right. So. Inception. We have Sanic, Dr. Ragegasm. Wow, that would be funny if he won. AB Low. Actually, I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. AB Low. XX Wolf XX Leet. Infernap 12. Deathwing 72. That's probably from World of Warcraft. Puget. Puget. I'm not sure. Mr. Slayer. Chris Rex Mandy. That's a great name. I'm probably butchering every single one of these. I'm Nick. That one is pretty easy. Danny Alice. Fuzzy. TVG Viking. Rob DeHood. Snacker. Crackle Fruit. Nathan Villarosa. Spawns Beyond Beast. And that is it. So we have to one out of 20 this to see who wins. Come on, Ragegasm. Come on. That's my alias on there. Come on. I'm just kidding. When I saw that, I thought it was a kind of funny actually. All right. One out of 20. Generate 16. I'm pretty sure that wasn't Ragegasm. Yeah, I'm giving a little drum roll. Sounds more like a sick airplane boat. What do we got? I'm so excited. 15 is Rob DeHood and 16 is Snacker. Boom. There we go. Good name too. So Snacker will be contacted. I believe you will be contacted by Nick LMG on the forum. It doesn't actually say how this is being done, so you might want to send him a message too. But I believe he will be contacting you on the forum with how to get that all set up. So congratulations Snacker. And as you guys know, which has been happening with the previous giveaway that we did for a while, if he doesn't claim his prize, we will probably just redraw it. Give it to me. Just give it to me. Just give it to me. I don't think Big Linus is going to be getting that prize. But yeah, we'll just redraw it. So don't worry if the guy has a low post count. I think he only had like four posts or something. I know tons of people freak out about that every single time. It's almost better for you guys because there might be a second chance. I love how basically everyone in the Twitch chat right now is saying that they won. Here, I got to join in. There we go. I have to join in on that kind of stuff. I don't know why. I did too. Oh my gosh. All right. Is there anything else we should talk about in here? Sierra is back. Their website is all ominous now. Yeah. Go check this out. I believe it's just Sierra.com or something. It's not Sierra Interactive anymore. Oh, OK. Let's see. Sierra Interactive used to be one of the great publishers for PC gaming and just in general, to be completely honest. You see Larry Space Quest. Oh, God. They had awesome games. I love Sierra. They dominated the 80s and 90s. Yeah. They've been dead for a while now, but there's been a teaser post on their website and Activision is suggesting their return at Gamescom. So we will see. People are kind of wondering what's going on. What's your favorite Sierra game? Quick. Favorite all-time Sierra game. That's such a hard question. I know. That's a hard one, huh? I probably have to see like a proper list. Let me see here. Sierra. Oh, it's still a hard question. Dude, there's so many games, like so many. Probably Space Quest. I was going to say the same thing. Space Quest is my all-time favorite Sierra game. The whole series was hilarious. Yeah. It's still kind of like, I don't know, but I'm going to go with Space Quest. That's what I loved about Sierra games though, is every single one of them had a really crude, funny sense of humor, like full of UNOs and everything. It was awesome. Someone just said, CSGO. I don't think so. That's probably about it. We ended pretty much exactly on time. I'm probably going to be having a after party thing of my own today, but I don't know when it's going to start because I got some stuff to do because this week's nuts. I'm probably going to be streaming later on in the weekend, specifically Sunday, of just me working on projects because I'm going to be bored because I'm going to be working on projects because I have to work on the weekend because Linus is taking leave because he has like some baby or some crap that's supposed to actually matter. I don't know. Not into kids. You know he's not even going to do anything. He's just going to sit there and play video games and be like, yeah, I'm watching the kid and his wife's going to be over there like half asleep. Oh my gosh, it's going to be horrible. Knowing him in all seriousness, he can't stop moving for more than like five minutes because he's this little tiny ball of energy. So I'm sure he'll be doing a lot. It's not like he can hold the baby because he can't physically lift that much weight. You know, what's he going to do? You know, there's been builds in the past where I'll have to like pick the computer up and put it on the table so they could film B roll of it because it weighs too much. Your basic, your basic like his hired muscle. But then there's also the opposite when we're installing soup, certain coolers. I have to have him come in and help me like the Dark Rock Pro 3. That cooler with certain motherboards is so ridiculous. I got called out for like doing it wrong, but like dude, I wasn't doing it wrong. If people saw, I don't think we ended up including this footage. How Linus even eventually was able to do it was holding the my saying this right? Not the bolt is the like screw type thing. Yeah, I've held my nut before. I think you got it right. OK, so he's holding it on the side of the screwdriver bit because the screwdriver was magnetic. So on the side and then he like hovered it into place and just got it to thread slightly and then was able to do it because it was so hard to actually get in there with your fingers. He's an expert finagular. That's what we call those expert finagulars. Yes, he was an expert finagular and he had to help me with that. And that was a complete bull crap install. So we help in both directions. I am not missing build logs. If you guys saw earlier in the show, there is a thread for you guys to go submit build logs right now. Check it out on the forum. We're doing a big compilation of build logs and then we will be moving to a different schedule. So please check that out on the forum. I will see you guys later. Once again, tell people how they can find you. Guys, if you enjoyed the show and you enjoy me, even if you didn't enjoy me, still come over there. Barnard.com. Yeah. Or at Barnacles, which I think is there on the little screen down there. See that little barnacles? Yeah. Come over to Twitter and talk to me. I like when people talk to me. It's nice. Makes me feel like I'm not alone in this world. I'm not a virgin for life anymore. People talk to me. Not a virgin for life anymore. Don't you have kids? You know what's funny? I have a kid and I put them in a bunch of videos and everybody still posts down the comments virgin for life. So I just go with it now. I'm just like, dude, immaculate conception. My wife was just sitting there eating one night and she's like, I feel pregnant. I mean, I didn't do I didn't touch her. I'm just I'm burning for life here. Oh, that's cool. Yeah. Anyways, guys, we will see you next time. We're going to roll the intro right now. Outro, technically outro, but whatever. It's going to be bad because I didn't move the thing down. So it's going to show an ad first. It's not going to play the outro. And there you go. Once again, I want to thank five for club. 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