 You are now streaming live to Twitch! You're not we are. I mean you could be, but... Live from Canada, but also pushed somewhere else, so actually from somewhere else kind of. Yeah, where are we broadcasting from? It's like a friggin' mystery. You know what else is a mystery? What is this show even about? Well, we're gonna put that mystery down to pasture with a bullet right now. Bullet point. There aren't even bullet points on the dock. No, this is the kind of lazy crap that I have to deal with around here. No bullets. How are we gonna kill this show today with no bullets? That's a dash. That's a dash. You know what a dash is? A speedy substitute for a bullet. I can't change it. I don't know how to fix it on Google Doc. AMD sees this mental optimization. That's topic number one today. Star Citizen's creatively named FPS module Star Marine is having some issues. Maybe it's underwater. Why would that... oh. I'm sorry. You sounded so disappointed. It made my joy juices flow. Wow. Sorry, that's not really what I meant. Okay, I think most... It made me spit out joy juices. I think most of the spit actually landed on the monitor, so it's okay. Sorry. I'm turning red. Warner Brothers knew that Arkham Knight for PC was a mess months ago and didn't do anything about it. Woo, intro time. Yeah. I have way too much energy today. That's cool. Where is my intro? Intro. Why is it not playing? Intro didn't work. I don't know. This is a bad song. We can make the intro work if we drag the right thing into the box. No, I am determined. This is happening. This is happening. Boom. Boom. It'll work now. Swamp butt clenching hard enough. If you clench so hard you die. Will that be possible? Or is that what happened? You know, the idea behind this whole thing was that that's what you do when you work all the time. We ended up with two. And aren't they the wrong color? No, no, that's fine. Oh, they are now? They're right now? No, these outro... No, no, the sponsor things are a mess. You mean the intro? Yeah, the intros. We were going to walk across different landscapes all the time. And it just never happened. In Ed's defense, he's been extremely busy turning Linus Tech Tips into... A fire pole? Pretty much not a fire pole. We are not talking about fire poles today. He's been turning Linus Tech Tips into what a lot of people are considering worthy of being a bonafide TV show. For those of you who have already seen Scrapyard Wars 2E on Vessel, and for those of you who are waiting for it on YouTube, honestly, overall, considering the size of the team we have working on a project like that, yeah, we're extremely proud of it. And I hope you guys are looking forward to, or enjoyed, the final part, depending on how that whole thing went. So, this was posted by Krak7 on the forum. Krak. Krak. Krak. This link is bogus. What is happening? It's like a bogus journey. What is going on with my cursor? If it doesn't start cursing better, I'm going to start cursing. I'm going to get the link shared in the... Yeah, the link is going to be... People on Twitch are going to be on that website before you are. Unless, no, I'm not logged in, so you'll win. Yes. Never mind. Get wrecked, bro. Alright, so, this is a link to the AMD Fury review. Hopefully there's something about mantle......periax, excuse me. Something, something. Well, you know what? Whatever. AnonTech probably talked about it at some point. So, we called it, I called it, you probably called it. Did we collectively call this? Yeah. AMD has confirmed that while they are not outright dropping mantle support, and that is such a great way of putting it, it's like, we are not outright dropping support for oxygen. We're not going to remove it. Yeah, we're not going to remove the oxygen. We're just not going to replenish it. So, yeah. They're not dropping mantle support. They have simply ceased all further mantle optimization. So, the mantle driver has not been optimized at all for GCN 1.2. Is that equivalent to like our efforts on installing a fire pole? Yes, we have completely... Well, no, it's slightly different in that there was never going to be a fire pole. So, the mantle driver has not been optimized at all for GCN 1.2. That means R9 Theory X, R9 285, R9 380, and the Carrizo APU. Mantle is essentially deprecated at this point, and while AMD isn't going out of their way to break backwards compatibility, they aren't going to put resources into helping it either. Mantle was never going to work. It was a cool idea. I think I even... Like, I waffled about this a lot, and I actually... You know what? What are we looking for right now? Oh! This is kind of embarrassing. I don't remember if I ever made an AMD Mantle video. Yes, I did. So, I did make an AMD Mantle, fast as possible, on TechQuickie, and you can even tell. A year ago, this many people were interested, and three months ago, this many people gave a crap about DirectX 12 and Vulkan. Some of this is because TechQuickie has grown. Some of this is because Mantle never really mattered, because it was like... There was always a list of games that were getting support. There was never games where it actually mattered. Like, Battlefield 4 with Mantle was just difficult to benchmark. There was no benefit. Unless you played on that one aircraft carrier mission where everything was breaking and sliding to the left, then there was a little bit. Right. In single player. So, Mantle was never going to succeed until an actual industry standard, supported by everything and everyone, DirectX 12, managed to take that whole concept of dramatically improving CPU overhead and draw call performance, and was actually everywhere so that game developers could legitimately design their games for everyone to play. Because we already run into this, where the PC doesn't get a game, because developers can't justify the additional cost of porting it. And I mean, whether that's due to piracy concerns, or whether that's due to just being obstinate butt heads, you look at how much of an impact it's had on Ubisoft's business over the last few years actually released their games on PC. So, whatever the reasons, you look at how that sometimes happens, that the PC doesn't get... That's with all PCs included. So you want to start breaking it down and going, oh, well you have to do extra work for AMD PCs, or like, you know... That's what I think a lot of software, but mainly hardware developers, don't understand when they're releasing new things that are like, oh, this is very, very game changing, but you have to use like, our SDK to implement it into your game. You have to use a PhysX Accelerator. Even when Nvidia took the PhysX onto the GPU with their 65 or 70% discrete market share, they still can't sell that. They still can't do it, because it's not ubiquitous. I mean, Nvidia has gotten away with some things, with GameWorks for example, but that involves them handing it, finished, to the game developer basically. Take this, plug it into your game, it makes it look better on our GPUs, and theoretically, doesn't harm performance on someone else's GPU, especially if you don't turn the feature on, which I guess is true. Oh, interesting. There is a shirt that has been released. Actually, there's a couple of interesting shirt news related items. So number one is if you got a Linus Tech Tips hashtag first shirt, and it was red, don't worry, you probably also got an email, unless you didn't get an email, in which case I'm telling you now, you probably also got an email from Teespring saying that some of the shirts were printed red, which you already knew because you got a red one, right? Yeah, so you probably already got a shirt that's red, unless you didn't order one, in which case you wouldn't have gotten any shirts, and I sincerely apologize. But Teespring will be resending at their own cost properly colored shirts to those of you who got red shirts. That's cool. Which is good, because I got red shirts. Did you? I ordered four shirts. They're red. Can the CEO of a company wear a shirt that's the wrong color? I don't think so. You know I'd do it anyway. Probably, yeah. You'd be like, oh, well, I've worn this one for two weeks, time to change it. So good guy Teespring. They are making it happen. No one is being forced to return the red shirts, which is pretty nice. And we also have a new shirt to announce today. Unfortunately, it has nothing to do with fire pulls, which is fortunate. It kind of does. It has nothing to do with fire pulls, which is unfortunate. It has nothing to do with fire pulls. Just a little bit. Which has nothing to do with fire pulls. It's a very small amount. This, my friends. Do not log in, so this is taking forever. Yeah. Well, this is weird. I'm clicking log in, and it's not doing a thing. I don't even know the password. That is the ultimate in password security. Did you know? Not knowing it. I don't know why this thing that they're going to figure out very soon. Actually, they'll catch up by the time you post it, probably. No, I'm not ready to post it yet. I'm doing a straw pull first. Are you going to buy this shirt? Yes, no. The usual option that everybody loves so very much. So this, my friends, is the new shirt design. It is on teespring.com slash vote for Turnip. And the straw pull, my friends. Apparently, this is only a 10-day campaign. Mr. Nick Light is getting aggressive about his campaign periods. That's intense. That is intense. That is not a lot of time to decide to buy one. Did we sell seven in the time that we've been sitting here showing it to people? Maybe. I have no idea. No, wait. No, it doesn't say. Apparently, we only set a reserve of three. So who is planning to buy this shirt? Reserve of three. We have a massive 63% of you saying Turnip, with 28% of you saying no, and only 10% of you saying yes. Apparently, Nick Light would like to join us on the WAN show. Hello, caller. You're on the WAN show. Hey, it's not actually... No, caller, caller. It's caller. I'm afraid your belligerent tone is simply not going to work for this show. Can you just compose yourself and call us back once you are more calm, sir? Hey. Sir, I'm afraid these comments about my mother are simply not going to be tolerated. Sorry, you can talk now. It's okay. Am I on speaker or what? You are totally on speaker. Okay. The campaign's not actually 10 days. It just wouldn't let me set a higher amount. It's going to be like 20-something, 24 days probably. I've already emailed our rep, so he's going to extend it when he can. But yeah, it's up there. Unfortunately, 4FOR wouldn't work, so I had to use a 4. Sorry. Well, you wouldn't be the first person to take that shortcut. Yeah, exactly. Okay, anyway, that's all I have to say. It's not actually a 10-day campaign. It's longer. Okay, thank you. Okay, bye. Enjoy your day off. Okay. Bye. Oh, you missed him. He didn't get a bye. What does it say on a 4? Is it printed on there with a 4? The link is vote for turnout. Which in my mind is really not that big of a deal. That's fine. So I wouldn't just click it anyways. Yeah. The reason why this has a little bit to do with the FirePole... It has nothing. Okay. If you go to firepole.co... Shut up. Did you create this? I did not, actually. I'll go to firepole.co. I didn't do it. I will take the bait, and I will go to firepole.co. No. Whoa. No. LL. FirePole. Yeah. I see. Yeah. There you go. The FirePole strawpole poll. Yes. Should Linus install a FirePole? Yes. No. Turnip. And we are getting a massive 77% voting for yes. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. We have to address it at some point. The FirePole is very funny. It's amusing. Would I enjoy a FirePole? Yes. In fact, before Luke trolled the crap out of everyone on the entire internet with his BS about FirePoles in the new office vlog, before that happened, I actually created an MS Paint drawing of the new office that did include, among other things, a FirePole. It is a joke that I personally heartily enjoy. But I am going to educate you guys about some business realities. We're not firefighters. We don't need a FirePole. Arguably, firefighters don't need FirePoles. Right. So if they don't need them, then we definitely don't need them. Thank you for feeding into my point. Also, FirePoles come with a not insignificant liability concern. Can you imagine? Can you imagine the look on the workers' compensation agent's face when Taryn has a repetitive strain injury due to repeatedly going down the FirePole and they ask him, what exactly does descending a pole have to do with your daily work activities as a video editor, to which he would have no reply, he would receive no compensation, and he would be poor with a broken wrist? Is that what you want? If we pointed a camera at it, could it be a super fun prop? Tell you what. If nobody ever rides it, not once, I will consider putting it in. But if anyone rides it, I will remove it. Could you resist? Or is it just better for us to say it wasn't meant to be? So if we don't point a camera at it. I think as an alternative, you should enroll Luke in some pole dancing classes. Yes, I think that's our new straw pole. It's good for core strength. I'm not even kidding. Luke pole dancing lessons. It's good for core strength. Yes, no, turnip. Whatever, man. Super fun. That could actually be a very excellent super fun LMG pole dancing lessons. I'll film for that one. I volunteer. Make Berkel volunteers to film. The hell you will. You're participating, smart guy. I'm on to you. I think you'd actually do the best. You think I would do the best in pole dancing? I think your weight to strength ratio is probably pretty good. You know what? I look a lot stronger than I am. Yeah, but like- My left arm is weak sauce. The Knicks and I aren't going to be able to- Right. I'm heavy. Yeah. So, Luke pole dancing lessons. We've got a massive 81% voting for yes. If you're paying for it, I'm not going to say no. So what else does that apply to? You know that. God. Should we do some actual topics? We've been on the air for 20 minutes. No. Okay. Question. Are you on the air if your entire broadcast- Wifi. Is over- Wifi. So you're on someone's air. Yeah. But it's not the air. But the broadcasting station- It goes straight to air. But the mic would go through a cable. So you're saying the air between the microphone and my mouth qualifies as air? Everything has a cable at some point. Everything has a cable at some point? Internally, possibly. I could show you something that doesn't have a cable. Wow. Actually- My belt. Okay. No cable. Well, that's possibly true. But what about thread fibers? Thread fibers. You know, hmm. Okay. So we actually did a Fastest Possible on wires versus- Cables. Wires versus cables? I think so. I think so. Yes, we did. It was that stuff. No. It was a cable, because a cable, the size of it, the girth of it is implied. Okay. Okay, so Sony launches First Flight crowdfunding site, which basically appears to be a way for Sony to get funding for new products because- This is brutal. They're out of money. It's only in Japan. The website design is horrible. OP here is Good Bites. Let's go ahead. I'll- have you dropped this in the- No, I'm moving on it. Okay. I'm going to pull this up on BitTech here. So I'm going to link this in chat, but you guys need to Google Translate it, so just a heads up. So First Flight's initial campaign is for a customizable remote control based on a low power electrophoretic- electrophoretic, excuse me. I misread that. E-paper display, similar to the Harmony family, except probably not functional at all because even Logitech couldn't figure out a multifunction remote on their own and acquired Harmony with their years and years of expertise. Knowing Sony, it'll work with, you know, your Sony TV and your Sony receiver and your Sony Discman- And your PlayStation. That you definitely have all of, like, the compatible ecosystem products for- okay, no, it's probably- Maybe you could use the remote to use your cell phone, which should just be the remote anyways. It's probably meant to be universal, but- and to be clear, universal remotes have gotten a lot better in recent years, with even some phone apps being pretty darn impressive. So yeah, I mean, this to me is even more reprehensible than- Reprehensible. No, I mean, I think it's the right word because, like, an indie product developer, like, someone like a Pebble, and I'm not talking the most recent Pebble campaign, I'm talking when they were actually a small company. You know, getting crowdfunding and not contributing equity back to the investors, the funders. You kind of get it, kind of. This is like a multinational corporation not giving equity back to crowd funders. So who is remote? I don't know. It's kind of weird. It's only in Japan, that's something that we have to remember. Japan exclusive right now. And apparently there's zero plans, yeah, no plans to launch elsewhere at all. So it's not really that important. It's just interesting that a large company went this route. I guess it's not the strangest thing that's ever happened in Japan. No. Definitely not. Definitely not. Or even at Sony, really. So we didn't actually publish the YouTube announce. I saw you kind of looking at it. I couldn't tell if it was public or not. I thought it was public. But that's okay because you, the 2,800 people here now, you guys are the real MVPs. Yeah. Yeah. Most valuable. And now that those other people are showing up, you're the MVPs. Everyone's an MVP. Most valuable. Everyone's an MVP. We actually appreciate everyone who views our content. I've had a lot of people ask me, like, for something like Wansho, where it's available a lot of different ways. You can watch live on Twitch. You can watch the archive on YouTube. You can listen on SoundCloud. Which most people don't know about. We need to talk about that more. Yeah. Which most people don't know about. In fact, it's the funniest thing. Isn't there still, like, an unofficial thread in the forum? Probably. Where people are uploading audio versions of the Wansho podcast? And they probably get more downloads than the SoundCloud. Yeah. So every single Wansho, when it's archived on YouTube, has a link to SoundCloud under it if you just want to. And I enable download rights for all of them. So you can just download them and listen to them at your leisure. A lot of people ask me, what's the best way to support you guys to watch? Quite frankly, I think the most profitable is on Twitch. I'm actually not sure. I actually don't know. Do you get anything from Twitch? Yeah, I think so. Well, we don't specifically run ads, so it's not a ton. But I'm pretty sure the ad that people get when they tune in, because we don't do, like, mid-roll ads or anything. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm pretty sure Twitch is the... Do you recollect that? I don't know. I don't think so. I'm not a charge of finances. We're not a partner. We don't have a sub button or chat emotes. No, we are a... Well, I'm... No, I'm pretty sure we do. Because when I asked for partnership for my channel, which is still in limbo because the new office isn't built yet, reasons, he was like, I can give you all the partner stuff, because all of the thing... The only reason why I really wanted it was quality control. Right. He's like, I can give you this suite of things or this suite of things or this suite of things. And I was like, I'll just... whatever, I'll just take all of it. But we don't have any of it. Right. We used to get checks. Well, do we have quality control? I think we do. I don't know. I don't know, bro. This computer is so slow. Oh my God. I don't know. It just says medium, so I think maybe. Okay. So at any rate, I don't know. But the point is, we just want you guys to watch. Everyone's the MVP. We love it when you guys watch. That's me digging myself out of the hole where I position some of our viewers as more important than others because that is not the case. We love all of our viewers equally. Like children. Secretly, all parents love some of their children more. They just won't talk about it. You're a parent now. Which one is it? I can't talk about it. All right. So Nvidia unveils plans for GTX 950 series range of GPUs. So original article here is from kitguru.net. Let's go ahead and pop this baby up. And I think this is rumor at this point. Exact specifications for the GTX 950 and 950 Ti or Ti, as the cool kids call it, are unknown. But it's highly likely that... Oh, wow. This is like, this is some super rumor stuff going on here. It's likely they will have more than 640, but less than 1024 stream processors. Huge gap. So yeah. So basically, so yeah, it's funny because basically what they've done is they've created a chart. Yeah, this is brutal. 960 and like the old 750 Ti and 750 that they'd be replacing and they're like, yeah, probably somewhere in there. Good guess. Yes, probably somewhere in there. It's safe to say that they'll be somewhere in this sort of 150 or lower range and they will deliver up to date features like DirectX 12.1, not that you'll be really enjoying any of the, you know, uber rendering features of DirectX 12.1 on a low end first of a generation of DirectX capable cards anyway. One of my favorite parts of that post on kitguru was at the very bottom where it was like, Nvidia did not comment on this news story. It's like, the headline is Nvidia preps low cost graphics. Maybe. And then whoever star coaster that is a misleading headline that you posted online is techtips.com Nvidia unveiled nothing. You got us. So it's going to feature H265 encoding and decoding fully compatible with HDCP 2.2 content protection over HDMI 2.0. And yeah, so it'll be like better than the old things proportionally according to how much better Maxwell replacements were for the other old things in all likelihood and power efficient in case you were concerned about that. Speaking of power efficient, we've got a couple cool videos coming out this week. Fury X versus 980 Ti in the SG 13. So it's a small form factor case. We learned a bunch of really cool stuff. So number one is that open test benching. I think our, I think it's days are over. I think we're going to have to switch to in case test benching because the results, the prevailing results out there for Fury X versus 980 Ti do not necessarily align with the results that I get in a closed, a more enclosed environment. And yes, the working Fury X system. I did. Okay. A small form factor case is not the be all and end all of computers. A lot of people have big towers where an air cooled card will, will do better. But now that GPU boost and whatever AMD calls their turbo wing are such a key part of the performance of a graphics card, the actual system the card is installed in becomes a major factor. Speaking of systems, we were actually getting a system for review for the first time. Digital Storm is sending us a bolt free. Oh cool. So we're going to be able to evaluate what I consider to be one of the coolest pre-builds out there because it's legitimately different from what people can build by themselves. I mean, the differentiating factor is predominantly the case, of course, but that's always been the case. Oh, great. A problem with the case needed to test graphics cards thing is we're going to have to pick mediums and you're probably going to have to be more than one case. Yep. Because like that little Silverstone case is going to perform much differently than some other one. It will. So we don't actually have a clear answer as to how we'll do that. We might like we might just have to go, okay, everyone who's a gamer has a fractal arch midi R2 and that's how it's going to be. Deal with it. You know, sunglasses. Boop. That was actually pretty good. I was watching it in here so I could see it properly. That was fantastic. So we'll have to figure out a strategy, but I can say it was an unexpected result. And then I have another really cool one coming that really threw me for a loop. I used a high speed camera to take our highest end G sync monitor, our 144 Hertz ROG Swift and our highest end free sync monitor, our XL 2730Z from BenQ and a Fury X versus a 980Ti. And I used a high speed camera to detect the latency between clicking the mouse and a muzzle flash in the animation of Crisis 3 and the results raised more questions than they answered. But that's all I can say about it for now because that's all I can say about it for now. You'll have to watch the video. Stop asking. No one's asking anything. Nobody. Because they haven't seen it yet. Next has posted this on the forum. I've already posted the links. Don't worry about it. I realize it's actually pretty funny. I'm going to have to do a little bit of a little bit of a quick review of the video because I've already posted the links. Don't worry about it. I realize it's actually pretty fast for me to just do that on my way to pasting it into the browser. It is actually. It's okay. But sometimes I forget which is why it's good to have you here. And it's smoother than that. So the Star Citizen FPS module is delayed for the foreseeable future. Wow, that is two video ads above the fold on one page. For the same thing. If you don't want to see it in widescreen, you can see it in a little box. I finally saw that movie I wanted to see. Avengers. Age of Ultron. Is that what it's called? Avengers. Yes, I enjoyed it. It was far superior to Fury. FAR SUPERIOR TO FURY! Burkle doesn't even watch Marvel movies. Whoa. Yeah. He's like, oh, I am Burkle. I am a snob. I do not watch Marvel movies. You know what I really enjoyed, surprisingly really enjoyed, was Kingsman. Kingsman. Kingsman. Yeah. It's ridiculous. The whole movie is just ridiculous. I would probably enjoy it. Sounds like my kind of thing. I was talking to Brandon about it and trying to describe it and he was just very confused and I was like, just watch it. And it was in the plane and he burst out laughing many times on the plane. Just absolutely ridiculous. Anyways, moving on. So it's delayed. They showed it off at a like Backers press event thing at I believe PAX East in April. Yeah, they demonstrated the module there. The problem isn't that the module isn't working very well because it was actually working fairly well at the event, which is one hell of a thing if you know how events usually go. But the problem is networking backends. So they have about 15% of the team working on Star Marine right now. It's been a pretty major focus because it's their next public release. But the networking backend is throwing a kind of wrench and things. So there's no like release date now, which kind of sucks. But I don't really care. When does networking not throw a wrench and things? That's true. But like I just I just yeah, personally, I'm okay with my money being like reserved away for now. I just want them to finish the whole thing. And then I'll get really excited in like three years. For years. Yeah. And you know what, a game like that is going to be constantly evolving too. So you can probably kind of jump in at any time and there's going to be like really cool, new and interesting stuff to do. Yep. I wonder how the vote for turnip shirt is doing. This is one of those things where we just kind of like we kind of put it together because you guys were like, yeah, we want to vote for turnip shirt. Apparently 16 people have vote for turnip swag on order already. I want to vote for turnip shirt. I'm getting one. I always buy them though. And like if I don't if I don't consider it good enough to buy, then we probably shouldn't release it. Yeah. Should it be on the store? It's a pretty good metric, I guess. You know what? That one's kind of crap. It's okay for the plebs, you know, out there watching the show, but me? No, man. If you like run forward, but then refuse to drive a Ford, it's like hmm. Maybe not good. Yes, exactly. Speaking about maybe not good Warner Brothers. Oh, what do you mean maybe? What is maybe? Oh, hold on. Can I jump in really quickly here on the subject of networking being a gigantic load of poo? If there is anyone who has actually managed to get SMB 3.0 multi-channel working, and I mean working like bonding together network interfaces like taking a quad gigabit NIC and a quad gigabit NIC and then a dumb switch and having that transfer at four gigabit speeds on a single file transfer. In theory it does that. As far as I can tell, it is a gigantic load of bullshit because I have done everything. Fresh Windows 8.1 installs. Fresh Windows 8.1 and Server 2012 R2. Fresh two Server 2012 R2s. I have tried link aggregation, LACP. I have tried different modes of link aggregation. I have tried configuring the NIC teaming from within the Intel driver. I have tried configuring the NIC teaming from within Windows Server 2012 R2s. Control center panel enable this role and feature on the server. It doesn't work. I have found blog posts from people who say it works, but I have never actually seen it work. In theory, it just works. No configuration, no LACP, no smart switches, no nothing. In practice, it doesn't appear to do anything. I have even gotten as far as through the PowerShell verifying that the SMB link is 3.02 between two Server 2012 R2 machines. Number of links open. One. It's supposed to have multiple links. So if anyone has ever actually gotten it working and has some pro tips, I'm more than happy to hear about them. Post on the forum would be the best way to do that. It's down. It's down? It's down. Forum's down, I know. Do it later. Okay. So let's go ahead and move on to our next topic. Right. Warner Brothers knew that Arkham Knight PC was a mess months ago. I'm going to pull up the article here. Well, in the Arkham it's not down. Yes. Yeah. I'm going to pull up the article here. I know that. So for the other like 150,000 people that are going to watch. You'll be fine. Yay. You guys are MVP's too, man. That's what I said. So Warner butts. Hey-ya. Yeah. I remember when you used to high five me and touch me without wiping your hands first. You learned. I always used to like. But you used to be a lot sweatier. Yeah. Okay, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, do your topic. Anyways, Warner Brothers someone, there's a quote here but it doesn't say from who, those are the best quotes. It says, I will say it's pretty rich for Warner Brothers to act like they had no idea the game was in such a horrible state. Oh, it said one quality assurance tester. We don't know who exactly. That sounds like a super reliable quote. Who worked on the game for years apparently. It's been like this for months and all the problems we see now were the exact same, unchanged almost a year ago. Do we even need to say anything else? No, yeah we do because this isn't news. No that's my point. Obviously. I mean, you know, the funny thing is the online, you know, the bloggers and even guys like us will go, how could they are quality control, blah, blah, it has nothing to do with quality control. It's not the devs. We've talked about that a lot before. Like the Ubisoft devs, probably great. Not their call to do a lot of the stuff that happens. So yeah, I mean, you, you, you, I mean, unless you're like, unless you're like sneaking into the office to like fix bugs on your own time, you have to do what the person writing your paycheck tells you to do. And honestly, knowing some people in the gaming industry, they do that. They don't sneak in, but like they, they fix stuff on their own time. A lot of the guys do and it's still not enough. So I mean, do we need like a, like a summary of like how utterly broken it is? The good news is that the good news is that Warner Brothers is paying for their sins. They are because they got wrecked. They, it is costing them the steam fee every time you refund it, which is great. Steam's refund statement is we want to apologize to those of you who are experiencing performance issues with Batman Arkham Knight on PC. We take these issues very seriously and have therefore decided to suspend future game sales of the PC version. Of course we talked about that before. It is unclear in spite of the minor patch that addressed some crashing bugs, introduced rain effects and fixed a few other issues is unclear when it will go on sale again. Here's something I want to know after Batman Arkham, hold on is Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, Arkham Origins. After Origins, why was anyone even buying this game? Especially pre-ordering it. Like really? I didn't even, I think I got like 25% of the way through Origins and I was just like, who the hell are all these people? Yeah. Yeah. Like really like the big twist at the end is that it's the Joker. I mean, I would say spoiler alert, but how is that a spoiler? It's like the most obvious thing ever. It's like a bunch of no name nonsense. It's like stupid. It was stupid. I enjoyed Arkham Asylum a lot. I loved Arkham Asylum. I even enjoyed Arkham City. I think because, partly because I left a lot of time in between playing Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, so I felt more new, I guess. Yeah. I didn't play it right at release. So I had kind of forgotten that Arkham Asylum was the same damn game. But then I played Arkham Origins right away afterward because I was like, right, I bought Arkham Origins. And then I was like, oh, I should really play Arkham City. And then I played those two back to back, at least the part of Origins that I played. And I was just like, do I, you know what? Maybe I should just replay Asylum. Because you know what? That linear corridor style gameplay works really well for Batman. And you know, I've legitimately thought about just replaying Assassin's Creed 2 before. When Unity came out and I was like, this is such trash. And I was like, I need an Assassin's Creed fix. And I was like, I could just install 2 and Brotherhoods and Ascension. OK, at risk of going on another tirade about how rubbish Final Fantasy 7 is compared to 6, I have actually done this. And I forget which Final Fantasy it was, but it was really stupid. And basically I put it down after like a few hours. Fortunately, I borrowed it from someone. I did not buy it. And I replayed the entirety of Final Fantasy 6. Because I was just like, nope, nope. I am going to, damn it, I'm going to have a good Final Fantasy experience today. Not everyone's sitting, obviously. It's a pretty long game. But that's awesome. So I finished the StarCraft 2 campaign and was really, really frustrated with the end. This was Wings of Liberty. Yeah, OK. It's a good enough campaign. You like RTS campaigns too. I do. So you get it. It's a good enough campaign. And then the very last cinematic I was very frustrated with. So I was like, screw this. I went back and played the Warcraft 3 campaign. The Warcraft 3 campaign is great. I love it. It is so great. It's really good, yeah. Like, oh, Ben. Yeah, it's really good. Like you actually, I'm more invested in the characters of Warcraft 3 in some cases than I am in some TV shows and movies. You know, watching him turn from the Paladin into the Lich Knight or whatever nonsense. I don't even remember the character classes or whatever. Rexxar is badass. All that stuff. And like, whatever. It's been a long time since I played it, but that Elder Taran guy. Yeah. Crap. What's his name? Taran Bloodhook? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. He's awesome. I love all those guys. Those are just so good at that. I'm actually, have we heard anything about what's that team-based FPS that they've got going on? Something lock or something? Overwatch. Overwatch, yeah. Has there been any news on that lately? I think so. Yeah. Nothing major. I think it's just been like, oh, here's a new character or here's some footage of people fighting on a map or something. I don't think there's been anything huge. Bit confirmed for this fall. Okay, so. Cool. Yeah, I'm going to play it because like... Me too. I take a lot of flack for not being a real gamer from people. I actually played like shed loads of TF2. Like hundreds of hours of Team Fortress 2. That's why I'm interested in this. But I'm done with Team Fortress 2 because it's free to play. Oh, is Overwatch free to play? Probably. Oh, okay. Well, whatever. Anyway, you know... That seems to be Blizzard's direction. It's not just going to be like me being like a snobby elitist while, you know, I paid for the orange box. So, you know, all these like trash free to play players. It's not about that. It's about that it really did change the dynamic when Valve got focused on selling hats as opposed to selling copies of the game for $59.99. It really does change the game in a big way. And there's reasons that some Valve games, even ones that have free to play aspects like say for example, I don't know, Gunskins or Knife Skins like CSGO remain paid titles. Having that pay barrier in place actually does keep out some of the riffraff. And I don't mean riffraff like people who can't afford the game. Or the wrapper. I mean riffraff like people who are buying multiple copies of the game in order to dink with it or hack or just basically like not care. Investing in being part of a community ultimately does tend to result in a more invested community member. That's yeah, I generally prefer paid games, especially paid MMOs. Free to play MMOs are just garbage. Garbage in my opinion. Yes, this is all I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. We're basically one person as far as we can tell. I split off at some point. That's why he's much larger than me. Yeah. Except I'm older than you. How does that work? You must have still been like... Maybe I split off and I took too much matter. You were in an embryonic stage at the beginning or something. Because your age doesn't start until you're born. So maybe it was pre-birth. But if we share a mother, then why is our hair color different? It's not much different. It shouldn't. Yeah, it's pretty different. You're pretty blonde. I'm not in the nonsense that chicks dig going on. Mine bleaches in the summer though. Yeah, mine too. But clearly not either that or I haven't gotten much sun. But do you have gel in? I do. I don't. You don't? Okay. That could be arranged. Something about Mary Refresch! Yes! Great work. Okay, so R9 Fury X sound issues. Some people have reported whiny pumps and PCPer went as far as to acquire, I think two, retail R9 Fury Xs. This was posted on the forum by BigStroons. And it has basically been determined... No, I did not. I can. Thank you. It has basically been determined that while AMD did tell some reviewers, not us, that the pump whining issue that some reviewers were encountering, like kind of a high-pitched whine that you get with some cheaper pumps... We had our power supply whine, but not our pump. Yeah, and you know what? The other power supplies that I've tried it on since didn't whine. So that was interesting. So our pump didn't whine, so we never really asked about it, but they were told, oh, it's fixed and the retail units will be fixed. But PCPer actually got retail units that were whiny. But some enterprising online community members have gone ahead and started taking the front plates off of their Fury Xs to reveal that there are indeed two pump revisions. One with a shiny Cooler Master logo and one with a colorful Cooler Master logo. The shiny one is the new one. So if you have the shiny... You can actually check if you have the whiny pump version or the non-whiny pump version by checking under that shroud that can be roofed. And this is something cool we didn't mention in our Fury X video because I completely missed it. And I guess you did too, since you hosted that video. But AMD is apparently providing the models for that front plate so you can 3D print your own customized ones. Yeah, I don't think they told us. Yeah, that's pretty cool, hey? Yeah. I would have liked to have called that out. Yeah, because I mean, embracing the modding community is like thumbs up from us. We love that stuff. So anyway, yeah, the pump whine, to be clear, has nothing to do with whether the card is hey, Ed's doing the garbage. Don't forget to remind next week's person. I think it's Brandon. Brandon. Yeah, it's in order of hire date mostly. Except you're first for some reason. Because I didn't want to make you first. Because I made the schedule so I didn't want to be like, ah, you have to do it today. So I moved that and then everything else is. There are so many things that I do just in order of seniority, more so that I just don't forget people than anything else. Did you ever clean the bathroom? I didn't. You didn't? Why? No, I'm just wondering. I will. Well, look at it this way. Realistically, when we move out, who's going to be the one stuck cleaning the bathroom? So at some point, I will clean it. Maybe he might be asking because there's technically no punishment if I don't clean the bathroom for someone to miss. I thought about it. Wow. And then I took the garbage out anyways. So anyway, the whining is regardless of whether the card is under load or not under load. And it's actually something that even when I started hearing about it, I didn't really think anything of because most cheap pumps. And when I say cheap, I don't mean like, oh, it's cheap. It will fail tomorrow. I mean like when you're building a custom water cooling loop, you're spending $100 on your pump. An all-in-one water cooler with a block, a radiator, a pump tubing, and like mounting hardware and a fan is like less than $100. So let's just put it in perspective. A cheap pump is going to tend to have some noise, whatever the silence enthusiasts out there might think about it. So I didn't really think anything of it. But some people have been saying that apparently it's quite obnoxious. Whereas our FuriX, I could barely even notice it over like an air CPU cooler, for example. So and like I'm pretty picky. You know this. Any of you who have ever seen my rig in person and been like, what? You'll probably know this, so there you go. Someone in chat just asked if we can see the chat. No, we cannot. No. I can look at it now. It's a bunch of stuff about fire poles. Why am I even looking at this? Nope, nope. You're fired. Pull. Oh snap. Being fire pulled would actually really hurt a lot. Fire pulled. It's a large amount of metal. Like impaled? Or impaled you with it. Impaled would hurt sort of regardless of what it was with. I mean unless it was not too long. Wow. Well if it's a fire pole, it's pretty cool. Did you know that impalement is actually like the death process is from your own body weight? No. Yeah. It's actually like impale can be used simply to describe like stabbing, like skewering, but impalement like the execution. Is when you're like dropped on it? No, you're not dropped. You're more placed. Oh right and then you like, yeah. And then you slide. So the more you squirm the faster you die kind of thing. So that's sort of a gross fact. That's unfortunate. Maybe a factoid. Did you know that a factoid is an untrue fact? Really? Yeah. What? This one I'll prove because most people don't know that. Factoid definition. A factoid, a brief or trivial item of news or information and assumption or speculation that is reported or repeated so often that becomes accepted as fact. Wow. Interesting, hey? That it becomes accepted as fact. Yikes. Yeah. Kind of like that did you know 90% of all statistics are made up on the spot or whatever thing. You know what my favorite Twitter account is? Which one? Stats Canada. Stats Canada? It's a fake account and it's hilarious. They just released random fake statistics about Canada and it's so funny. While you look up a real thing, I'm going to look up that. Speaking of which, we have a new real Canadian. So our hire from the US is like getting his car registration changed over today. He's got his work permit. I think he's planning to start next week. But he's not technically a Canadian yet. No, I don't think he has citizenship. He has a work permit. But then once you're working in Canada for a long time, the process of applying for citizenship becomes much easier. It becomes pretty straightforward. Speaking of waiting lists, this was posted by Joss on the forum. There is now a waiting list for IPv4 addresses. The end is nigh. We actually did a fastest possible episode on IPv4 versus IPv6 and how IPv6 is basically going to be enough for everyone and their dog to have hundreds of thousands of IP addresses. Whereas IPv4 with the internet of things and with all the houses being connected and businesses needing all these IP addresses and websites and data centers and blah blah blah blah blah. IPv4, we are like straight up out of addresses. There are apparently only about 150,000 IPv4 addresses left in the pool at Aaron, one of five pools left worldwide. So Aaron is the American registry for internet numbers. So they actually had to tell an applicant for a new internet address to wait. Holy balls. Now to be clear, they are reused constantly. So it's not like you churn and burn through them or anything. When your IP address changes from your ISP, your external IP address, you can have not as many as you want on your local network, but sort of as many as you want if you're a network admin and you're super smart about it. The point is, don't worry about that. You can assign 192.168.0.whatevers to your heart's content behind your outward facing IP address, but that one can be reassigned and recycled by your internet service provider. So when you're done with it, they might pass it along to Jeff down the street or whatever the case may be. So blah blah blah. So yeah. So some of the ones that have been assigned may get returned if an address holder goes out of business or fails to pay its dues. And there will be a few more distributions from a global pool run by ICANN. But for now, getting waitlisted is mostly a problem for bigger entities, but it is definitely a thing. Interesting. So IPv6, which has some very unfortunate compatibility implications for older network hardware. And there's going to be some hardware upgrades. There will be, but they've been rolling out IPv6 stuff for a really long time. Of course, it will be a absolute crap storm. Yes. But they've been working on this for a really long time. It's been in progress. And like, I mean, okay, it's like the, we just shot a Fast As Possible about Wi-Fi security. And like the number of articles while I was researching and the amount of facts that there is behind people still using WP and WPA encrypted passwords on their Wi-Fi access points is obscene. Especially when you consider that it has been by law, you've had to have WPA2 support on anything with a Wi-Fi sticker on it since 2006 for like nine years. I mean, who is actually using a computer from nine years ago? When did WRT54Gs come out? Oh, wow. I don't know. I'm pretty sure it supports WPA2. Of course there's a Wikipedia article. Look up the GL. This specific rotor. The GL is the kind of the important one. Here, this guy, 1.3. Yeah. It doesn't have a date. Wow. Thanks for that, Wikipedia. Wow, you're useless. Yeah, uselesspedia. Horrible. I'm going to ignore your donation request even harder next time. I actually donated last time. To be clear, I love Wikipedia. I think what they do is incredible. December of 2002 was the WRT54G. Well, there you go. So... It's probably a whole bunch of those. Great. To be completely honest, I wouldn't be surprised at all. Oh my goodness. Speaking of things to not be surprised about, the WAN Show has sponsors. Yeah. So our sponsors today are Lynda.com. And then, we have the WRTF Lynda. What is going on with the freaking dock here? What the heck? Look, the whole thing's shifted over. I know. Because no scroll wheel. I don't understand the things that I'm seeing. I am going to open a new tab. I've never seen that before. Linus's solution to everything. Open a new tab. That, my friends, is why I have so many browser tabs. Come on. It's like, quick! Scroll wheel click! Damn it! Okay. So, Lynda.com, used by millions of people worldwide. Okay, now, I told you that you were going to have to have your mom's site on Lynda.com by the time we did our next spot. But I wasn't expecting it to be the following week. Did I say Lynda.com? Right. That makes no sense. Lynda.com can teach you to make a website. That's true. It can. In fact, it can teach you many of the skills that you'll need to work on your Squarespace website. Okay, let's talk about Lynda.com. There are over 3,000 courses available with topics like web development, photography, visual design, and business. They also do software training like Excel and WordPress, Photoshop. Now, the thing about Lynda.com is it's not just for you young, tech savvy kids. It can be for people like your parents if they're looking to become young, tech savvy kids and they've given up on the young part and kids part because they're your parents. They can't be kids unless, of course, they have parents, in which case they would be kids. They can be young parents. They can set new financial goals, find work-life balance, invest in a new hobby, ask your boss for a raise, find a new job, or improve upon your current skill sets. Invest in Lynda.com. You can get a 10-day free all-you-can-eat trial and plan start at only $25 a month. Head over to Lynda.com slash WAN show to try it out and start learning today, which leads us into the second sponsor. Now, I did set that deadline. I didn't realize we'd be doing a Squarespace spot the following week. Did you by any chance get the migration finished? It's there. It's not done yet. It's not fully done yet. Okay. Let's wait for the next one. Okay. So, for those of you who missed it, I was mortified through the entire Squarespace sponsor spot last week because Luke, in his infinite bloody wisdom, told me that his mom's site, which we'll show you next Squarespace spot, his mom's site was on Squarespace and that's why it was great and stable and wouldn't crash. So I was like, yeah, I'm totally getting worked like a cookie dough. I couldn't think of something. You got there. It's fine. Yeah. I'm totally getting worked here, but we're going to show the site anyway. Here's Luke's mom's site. It crashed immediately because it wasn't actually on Squarespace. So I'm sitting there. We've got HostGator.com or something on my screen share in the middle of me doing a Squarespace ad integration and I'm like, wow, I really hope they don't watch this. I got an email like three hours later from our Squarespace contact, who's not just our Squarespace contact. He watches the show. Okay. I was hoping he missed it that week and he's just like, dude, that was hilarious. That was like the funniest thing I've ever watched. I swear he enjoyed watching me stew. So they haven't dropped us. They're still sponsoring us. And why do we love Squarespace? Well, because they have a rockin' ass product. You can make yourself a cool website, whether it's for a store, a blog, a portfolio, or you just want to make a website because you think websites are cool. Their plan started $8 a month. They'll throw in a free domain if you sign up for an entire year. You can save 10%. If you use offer code Linus on squarespace.com, their websites work great across a variety of devices and they make it so easy anyone can do it with 24-7 email tech support. But why else do we like working with Squarespace? Because they have a sense of humor and they can handle working with us. They've worked with us for a long time and they've seen some bad sponsor spots. The worst of which was last week. Yes. There's been many bad ones. They've worked with us anyway and that's what business is about, is about relationships. We have dropped sponsors. I don't like airing dirty laundry and I'm not going to name any names, but some people figured out one of them when we did a Jack Threads integration recently. So we have dropped sponsors because it's all about figuring out are you working together? And sometimes we get a complaint about a sponsor, whether it's through our forum or through direct information on our website, which is powered by Squarespace, not the forum by the way, they don't have a forum module, but just alignsmediagroup.com website. They should. We get complaints sometimes and that doesn't mean we drop a sponsor immediately because there's always going to be trouble. But when we take that to the sponsor and they don't deal with it in an awesome manner right away, then we see that as a huge problem because we don't want to be repping guys that aren't taking care of you guys. That puts us in a super awkward position where we have to be bad people basically and neither Luke nor I wants to be bad people. Nope. We might role play bad people sometimes, but that's not actually being bad people. Anyways moving on, we have more news about things. Yeah, some of these are very rapid fire. Windows 10 will be rolling out in waves. Not everyone will get it at launch. This was posted by Boozoo on the forum. But if you have the little Windows icon in the bottom right hand corner of your computer and you've reserved already, then you'll get it in the first wave. So that's great because I hardcore did that. I think. I did that on one of my computers. Oh my God, did I reserve this one? Yes, I think I did. I did it on one of my computers and then I tried to do it on my other one and it never gave me the option to actually reserve it. Oh, maybe that is what happened because I have reserved on. Oh, maybe this one didn't reserve. No, but I got a confirmation for this one. Yeah, you confirmation. Okay, I'll go do that on my other computer. Yeah, click view confirmation and then you guys should be able to see. Bloody hell. Your upgrade is reserved. So if you have that, then you should be okay. Yeah, you can cancel your reservation. Apparently I have no idea you could do that. I don't want to. I want Windows 10. Me too. What else we got here? Well, text forums were compromised, hackers gained IP addresses, passwords, and more. So this was originally posted on Droid Life. I'm going to go ahead and fire that up here. Did you post this in the Twitch chat? They got encrypted forum passwords. Yeah. Although... I'm going to go get the Microsoft one. Yeah. Okay. Encrypted forum passwords are not always the most secure thing in the world. Now to be clear, the ones on linustechtips.com currently using IP board, thumbs up, but we have encountered in the past with other forum software user password encryption that was not strong enough to resist some fairly rudimentary migration, so to speak. That is all. That is all we have to say. That made us very, very uncomfortable and absolutely everything was destroyed immediately. So there you go. So there you go. If you're on Plex, then you should probably be not using that password anywhere else ever and stuff like that. Just in general, highly recommend using a password keeper so that things like bunk passwords can be changed without... So you can use different passwords everywhere without actually having to remember them all. We should probably do like an LSD episode of password keepers because you've done a fair bit of research on them. I have, but I'm finding issues. For every piece of good news, there's two pieces of bad news. That's how it kind of goes, isn't it? So this is really interesting. Facebook, set to become a serious YouTube competitor. Original article here is from recode.net. I don't know how much stock I would put in this, but did you ever read that article that I sent you and Nick that was subject line required reading? So... Did you? Yes, I did. Subtle hint there. So I read and Luke read, or at least he tells me he read. Actually, no, you replied to that with some insightful comments. So okay, I believe you read it. So we read, not together, like sitting together on the couch, like reading it together. We read a really cool article about how much traction Facebook has in online video without anyone actually really realizing it. And it makes sense because of the amount of sheer views that like our videos get. Yeah, and little tweaks that Facebook has put in place like auto play as you're scrolling past it with manual audio enabling, smartest thing ever. I mean, that's what some newer platforms like Vessel, for example, is doing stuff like that. Video thumbnails inspired by Harry Potter is apparently what Facebook's developers said about this feature. It makes sense because if it's moving, it's going to be more interesting. Yes. Yes. There's legitimately been videos on Facebook that I've seen start going, especially very action heavy ones like super fun style videos. That have been like, oh, okay, wait, that looks pretty interesting. When you see the ball sitting still at the top of the green hill, the big red ball, it's like, okay, when you see a bunch of dudes shoving it down the hill, it's like, okay, that's more interesting. And I mean, we obviously believe that online video is the future. We wouldn't be investing our lives in creating online video, I like to think. But Facebook is set to change the game a little bit because right now, I mean, Facebook for premium content, I consider kind of laughable. I don't expect someone to watch an entire video in that tiny window, like an entire review in that tiny little window. Facebook doesn't have tools for creators that allow us to see things like audience engagement. We can see a view number. We don't know what they watched. We don't know how much they watched. We don't know how engaged they were. It's really very meaningless. Like, they're still way behind in terms of more premium content, something that YouTube has made enormous strides towards. But one of the big obstacles that prevented people from even wanting to post on Facebook was that Facebook wasn't sharing ad revenue. Well, now that's the big news. Facebook will start sharing ad revenue with video creators. Game Rev split as YouTube, which is pretty interesting. Yeah, I don't know. The shareability of Facebook is intense. Yeah. Wow. Totally different. Like, it's like if YouTube's mainstream, Facebook is like you're born with it kind of thing. Like, Facebook is super mainstream. People are starting to do that. People are starting to make Facebook accounts for their kids. Absolutely. It's the same idea. You were talking about this a while ago about making a Gmail account. It's the same kind of idea. You post things to their Facebook page before they actually start using it. Yeah. This is all stuff that is a big deal. And I mean, we as online video creators didn't even really need more of an incentive to upload to Facebook because it's super simple. You just drag and drop and you copy paste. Like if you're already publishing somewhere, this is really interesting. We're at the very final stages of signing a deal to get our content translated and posted on Chinese video sharing sites. So it'll actually have Mandarin subtitles baked into the videos and this will be an official Linus Media Group endeavor. So for us, posting to something like Facebook where English is fine is even way less work. So we've been posting there regardless of whether we're getting an ad share or not. And so now to be offered an ad share is even more compelling because it's just more reach. It's just a broader audience. I thought in the early days of Linus Tech Tips, you know, maybe it'll be possible to have a hundred thousand subscribers someday. Maybe there are a hundred thousand people on earth who are interested in the kind of technology that I talk about. That's what I thought. And I learned day after day, week after week that the sky's the limit on this thing. New enthusiasts are born every day. And I don't mean that in the like, haha, to play on the suckers born every minute. No, no, it's not like that. It's just we're replenishing our supply. New enthusiasts are coming to take the place of the ones who, you know, lose interest or whatever the case may be. And so that's how we've continued to grow. And this audience is, it seems like practically unlimited. So yeah, we're going to post to more video sharing sites and yeah, it's a good thing. What's up? So we're going to ask people where they like watching videos the most and do like a bunch of the main ones. So Facebook, YouTube, YouTube, Vessel. Where else do we publish? We'll do Google Plus as YouTube because it is mobile. Mobile. Is that fair? Because a lot of these things have mobile options though. Can I segment it out? Can I say YouTube desktop? That's going to be a lot of pull options, but sure you can add more. So yeah, yeah. Does Google. So through, I don't want me to say Google Plus. We're talking like through Google Plus, like you're actually on Google Plus watching, like viewing a video. Isn't that just YouTube links though? Embedded YouTube videos? Yes. I think so. So let's leave that out. And I'm actually going to switch, I'm going to break out iOS and Android. And then I'll believe in another. Can you think of anything else? Dailymotion? I don't think it's going to get any votes, but Dailymotion? I already know the answer to that because our videos have been on Dailymotion forever. Like we've been, like it's actually automatically uploaded from YouTube. Like there's an official LTT Dailymotion and no one watches it. No. Like what else is there? I mean really Facebook and YouTube are the ones that vote. Twitch, yeah. Twitch is something I was thinking about. So Twitch, Azubu? And we're talking in terms of experience, not necessarily where you watch. Where do you prefer to watch? Who delivers the best online video watching experience in your mind? And there's a lot of different ways to interpret this and you'll just have to kind of leave it up to you. Whether your experience is mostly dictated by the compression algorithm or whether your experience is mostly dictated by the discoverability of fun new content, that's entirely up to you. GOMTV? GOM? Oh sorry, I already forgot. It's fine, it's not going to get any anyways. Okay, so I'm going to go ahead and post that. Who was saying Vessel? Vessel's in there. Vessel's in there, yeah. Don't worry about it. Oh, Vimeo. Oh, okay. People who want Vimeo, just other. Basically other is going to be Vimeo at this point I think. So hold on, I wanted to go back to the notes from that Facebook thing. So Facebook claims they can get more eyeballs than YouTube by being a social network first and video platform second, which I think is an interesting point because I would make the argument that YouTube is very much a social network. To call it anything else is sort of stupid. They're saying it's a social network first, they're not saying it's not a social network. Yes, that's true. But one thing that they are correct about is that YouTube's social network is less group oriented, it's more wheel and spoke where it's like you've got your hubs, the creators, and then you've got the people interacting with them. The spokes don't interact with each other as much the way that they would on something like Facebook where it's all spokes pretty much and then hubs are just bigger spokes so to speak. This is an interesting quote. Those people don't need to be following your Facebook page either. Last I checked someone can Google search how to build a computer and they can find our videos. They don't have to be following us on Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Google Plus or around in the mall. This poll is going to be extremely skewed. I know, I know, but it's still you know, it's always nice to hear from the Twitch chat. Well, yeah, no, it's true. I just something that I thought of outside of the fact that everyone's watching on Twitch right now is that the mobile versions are going to be harder to vote on. Yes. Oh, for you guys. I didn't think about that. So Android and iOS would probably be considerably higher. So this is interesting. Well, no, remember to though, the question is, where do you prefer to watch videos? Not where do you do it? Yeah, but if someone's currently doing it, there's a higher percentage of likelihood that they're going to prefer doing it. That's true. That's very true. Still overwhelming majority majority majority overwhelming majority are saying YouTube desktop. I think it would be that way. Anyways, I just think the numbers would be slightly different. Yeah, because I mean, we see from our mobile viewership numbers that more of you are watching on mobile than necessarily prefer to watch on mobile. With actually 7% of you saying vessel, you know, vessel implemented a really cool feature recently where the video just gets small and plays at the top when you scroll through the comments as a creator. 95% of what I'm interested in on the video playback page is comments. And so being able being able to kind of watch the video in the corner of my eyes like, oh yeah, that's kind of neat. Because a lot of the time the editors throw in stuff that I don't think of, especially fast as possible and channel super fun. Those are as much fun for me to watch as you guys I think. We've got some fun channel super funs coming. We actually filmed you weren't here yesterday. I haven't properly been in one in like a month and a half. Oh my goodness. Okay, so it's been a long time. The the golf one is pretty hilarious. I had Jack from NCI X tech tips film with me. And so we play golf on a pitch and putt course with plastic clubs and plastic balls. And then the one we filmed yesterday is this game if you can even call it a game. It's just stupid. Where you hold four handles, each person holds a handle, and then it plays spooky music and like a light changes color. And you have to press the button as fast as you can or you get an electric shock. And it's pretty similar to the dog collars. Okay, so it's like it's not like, hey, you were last. It's like, hey, don't be last again. Yeah. Poor Brandon. That's all I have to say. And like the more times you get shocked, it seems like the slower Brandon gets. Probably. I think so. Um, what's up? There's selfie pay for master. No, I actually didn't read this. What the hell is this supposed to buy jaws on the forum? I'm gonna let you handle this because I actually didn't make it this far in my doc prep today. I was I was busy organizing all the videos that I need to do over the next couple of months. It turns out that if not a single new product were released, nor a single new idea generated by anyone who works at Linus Media Group, we would have enough content to make it through the next quarter or so. Yep. Um, there's, there's, there's some interesting counterpoints to this whole idea, but basically you get a Microsoft or Microsoft, you get a master card app on your phone. And then for authorization of payment, you take a selfie. So uses facial recognition. Now to get around people using still photos, they make you blink once. But that doesn't mean you couldn't just like hold the phone there, you know, because getting a video of someone blinking once. Hold on. I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna switch to full screen so you can see the look on my face better. I think that's what a lot of people did. Um, a bunch of people are saying from a privacy standpoint, this is awful because then MasterCard is just gonna have like endless amounts of videos of you looking at a camera and all of your banking information. But MasterCard is stating that they're only holding ones and zeros, not photos or fingerprints, which are made of ones and zeros. Anyways, it's super weird. I don't really know. Uh, one thing that you guys might be enjoying right now is that HTML5 chat is now live on Twitch. I'm gonna post this into the Twitch chat. Um, my face actually started to stick there. Oh, I'm super not impressed with selfie pay. No, I don't think many people care. Why does it take Apple to revolutionize mobile payments? Because everyone else is a complete idiot. Because people at MasterCard were like, the young people, the young people like taking selfies. Let's make, let's make credit card selfies. Anyways, apparently it kicked off on June 30th, it's a actually a lot better than the previous Flash based chat. Thank freaking goodness that we're getting away from Flash. Chat loads apparently four times faster. Chat uses fewer CPU resources and you don't need to do anything to upgrade as long as you're using a web socket capable browser. Let's um, let's do a thing. Let's reload this page and see if the chat slows it down. It worked. We benchmarked it. Wow. Oh jeez. Luckily most benchmarks online as tech tips are better than that. Actually have some amount of comparative data. We have an ounce of thought put into them. I'm going to F5 and see what happens. Woo. Woo. Okay. Anyways, that's super cool. I'm very happy about that personally. What else do we have to say? Oh, iPhone 6S leaks, right. Our original article here is from 9to5Mac. So the chassis has been revealed. This is really unexpected to people who have never seen an Apple product release cycle before. But the iPhone 6S will look nearly identical outside, but will feature numerous changes inside. Right when the iPhone 7 comes out, we should release a chassis leak of the iPhone 7S. We should. We'd be first. Yes. That would be awesome. So according to the leak, basically nothing is going to change about the outside. In fact, even less than usual. Like in the past, we've seen things like an antenna line here or a logo there or whatever else, like little tiny changes. This time it looks like pretty much nothing in spite of Apple's patent filing for a way to anodize their antenna lines, which personally I don't even mind the antenna line. I don't think it's that big a deal. I mean, we're not talking like panty lines here. It's just an antenna line. Everybody's got to have antennas. And we all know that no one should be wearing panties. So that's why it's much less offensive. No one? You just like people going commando? Oh yeah. I'm all about the commando. Are you commando right now? Um, no, but I'm wearing skin tight panties so you don't see the lines. What color are they? They're black. Because I know- Is that like a glossy black or a matte black? Remember, black panties are only for when you expect and or want someone to see them. Is this from me? I think it's from Are You There? God, It's Me, Margaret, which is a book. It might not be from that book. Did you enjoy that? Might not be a book at all. In Seattle, I got to see the Princess Bride props. No way. Physical props. Shut up. What? The swords. Shut up. One of the main dresses. The as you wish suit thing. No way. In person. Sick. I didn't even know they had that there. Also Star Wars stuff. Is it touring or is it like a museum or something? Like can I go? Yes. Oh my god. Oh wow. Also Star Wars. Wait, I think I'm going to Seattle shortly. Go to the EMP Museum. EMP Museum. Yeah, definitely. It's like right beside the Space Needle. There's Star Wars. They have all the new stuff. They also have a bunch of old stuff. There's two main like themed rooms going around. Can I skip the new stuff? Yeah. Can I never look at it? I can tell you how to avoid the new stuff because I went to the new stuff and was like I don't want to see any of this and then eventually found the old stuff and was like awesome and then left and went to the other areas. So there's a fantasy area where they have Princess Bride and they have Lord of the Rings and stuff in there as well. Then there's a sci-fi area that has like Star Wars stuff and Star Trek stuff and then there's a dedicated Star Wars area. Oh I have to go down there. I'm going down for Chris Perillo's vlogger fair thing. Oh cool. Yeah. I'm only going down for like one day because I think there's like an industry day or something like that and I'm like yeah I don't really care. So if people want to go check it out, vlogger fair. I have a discount code or something so you can get 15% off your admission. I don't know how much admission costs or anything. Like I don't get paid or anything. I'm just going down to kind of hang out and I couldn't make it last year and I had told Chris that I really wanted to make it so I can make it this year. So if I didn't make it this year then I'd basically be just being a gigantic douche canoe so I didn't want to do that. Yeah go to that thing. There's also like it's supposed to be a music place. The majority of the stuff in there is actually props. Oh I give zero props about that so. Yeah yeah there's like Nirvana and... Exactly. No he's a big deal. He used to put acid in his headband. Jimi Hendrix. Yes there's Jimi Hendrix and Nirvana for music exhibits and then there's just like actually cool things at the props. Like I like the music stuff but like there's I don't know it was much less interesting than the props which I felt was weird considering it's a music museum. Right. Anyways. So the iPhone 6s will allegedly feature a pressure sensitive display so that's that new force touch thing that we've seen on the MacBook 2015 where I really liked it and the Apple Watch where I think it's a gigantic steaming hunk of completely unnecessary nonsense. So whether they do a better job in the iPhone 6s remains to be seen. There was rumors that there would be a dual element camera or something like that. It looks like that will not be the case. Space gray will remain light in contrast with the space gray Apple Watch which is darker. It's amazing the kinds of things that Apple people care about. Same connectors are is rumored so we might still be looking at a lightning connector as opposed to USB type C connector but this is a leak. None of it could be real. So yeah head to 9to5Mac if you're interested in learning more about it otherwise I guess we could move on to not Apple things. Whoa. There's been a bunch of Reddit drama like super duper Reddit drama. Basically like the the the exodus seems to be kind of starting between the. Finally because they freaked out last time and then we're like oh I guess we'll just keep using Reddit. You know it's one funky town thing though. Yeah. I was talking about leaving Reddit on Reddit. Like I guarantee you Reddit has a huge traffic spike right now. Yeah I was talking to someone about this earlier today and it's just like guys man like the AMA request for whatever the heck her name is the chick that's running Reddit now is like one of the most upvoted things like ever. So if you want to protest just actually leave. Julia Mod was unexpectedly let go from her position with Reddit. Some mods were not notified. The admins didn't realize how important she was. Something something. No one knows. Was made public again later. As far as I know no one knows specifically how or why she got fired. Yeah. There's already been job offers for her. Mods have been increasingly upset over the admins not keeping them or the users in the loop as much as they believe they should. They hope to get a better relationship with the admins. It was an admin. Sorry excuse me. It was an admin who did a lot for the AMA. So there you go some subreddits shut down so no one can comment on them. Notably our slash funny books science music gaming history art jokes documentaries. Today I learned so like some like reddits that even I've heard of as not a Redditor and like that I've browsed as not particularly a Redditor. So there you go. Hopefully rebels are the rebels are rising or rousing. Hopefully they remember for more than like four days. It's reddit so I don't know. I don't even remember what the last thing was. I think they like closed down some subreddits or something and like reddit exploded for like 24 hours and then no one gave a crap. I mean it's not like I don't think it's specific to reddit. I think it's just a mainstream site. Yeah. So this stream site is going to have your very mainstream user who is not the emotionally invested user. So as like once something reaches that critical mass it takes it has a lot of momentum. I mean that's what critical mass means. So once you reach that critical mass you gain a lot of momentum and even if you lose some really important like keystone pieces of a community it can keep a lot of momentum for a long time. You can potentially have a huge amount of mass without momentum. Yes if you weren't moving. Thank you. But that's not what people mean when they say reaching critical mass. 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