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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:08 Apple's AI off-device
1:41 AMD's next mobo chipset
3:14 Samsung denies quality failure
5:09 QUICK BITS INTRO
5:17 Asus apologizes for apology
5:53 Lemovo Legion Go "Lite"
6:27 Boeing v. SpaceX
7:08 RUclips Music hum feature
7:45 Rent a brain
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Asus: "We apologize that you feel that way."
Asus, next week: "We would like to apologize for our previous apology."
Asus, 2 weeks later: "This week's apology is brought to you by dbrand."
I came down here to post something like this, but you did a much better job :)
"We apologize for the fault in our apology. Those who sacked the people responsible have also been sacked. The rest of the apology has been completed in a different style, at the last minute, and at great expense."
@@drewzero1 My sister was once bitten by a moose.
@@TheRealMafoo no1 asked
@hibikiholmes2867 @@drewzero1loving the work guys. keep up the amazing comments
Slackware Linux jumped from version 4 to version 7 because Patrick Volkerding got tired of people thinking Red Hat Linux was more advanced because bigger number equals better. 😂
XD
Sounds childish.
Didn't firefox also do a similiar thing due to chrome ordering the version so that large minor version comes first?
Didn't similar thing happened with Firefox? Changed versioning numbers because Chrome 50 HAS to be better than Firefox 3. So we now have, coincidentally, Firefox 126 and Chrome 126
@@akin242002
sounds like people need everything to be dumbed down so much that a literal alien could understand. in other words, another common slackware W
BRO! I don't know HOW Boeing is STILL able to seal deals when they can't even seal an aircraft proper.
At this point, the Titan Submarine is more air tight then Boeing's planes.
Boeing is now venturing in hitman business you know
@@visitante-pc5zc if they don't reply in 24h, search in the news. Maybe he "died bc a random cinder block fell on his foot".
With every recent accident Boeing still has like a 99.9% success rate.. I'd rather perfect. But I also need to fly..
I truly don't understand random people that know nothing about it pretending they wouldn't take a flight if it was boeing.
First off, Starliner is a spacecraft, not an aircraft.
Secondly, Helium leaks are inevitable, it is one of the smallest elements and this happens to pretty much every spacecraft. This is just one of the many cases of the news blowing things out of proportion.
Nordstream (2) also is more air tight.
TechLinked is essentially a news show and a reaction video all-in-one now.
=3 of the modern times.
1:00 "what happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone"
Even after you've factory reset it
Forever
They never lied though 😂
On the Starliner helium leak. The reason they are choosing to fly with it is that they would otherwise have to bring the capsule all the way back to the integration facility and detank its hypergolic fuel supply to fix the leak, something that adds significantly more risk than bypassing the flow of helium around the leak due to how toxic and reactive hypergolic fuels are. They already have a fix for this issue that will be implemented on the next flight. They also fully understand what is leaking, where it's leaking, how it's leaking, and how the leak will affect other things and have determined it to be fine. Other missions have flown with much more serious leaks and have also turned out okay. Helium leaks are inevitable, helium is one of the smallest elements, and it will manage to find a way out no matter what.
Thanks for the context!
This is written like a press release
Well hey if anyone can figure out how to reliably contain helium for space flight it's surely Boeing.
Have they checked the door plugs?
this comment, but with a squeaky high-pitched voice
Riley looking slightly off camera and questioning the trajectory of humanity is why I come to Techlinked...that and Jessica's background comments and unhinged laughter.
The giggling in the back gets me everytime LOL
i find it annoying
Honestly, I find her voice to be grating and lines to be forced.
Oh wow, Riley with out a Tim Apple impersonation :(
Was going to say the same thing ☹️
There was short impersonation tho, no?
Gotta keep it fresh
I was really looking forward to a message from Tim Apple :(
Mist opportunity
Why do tech companies hate having their products start with the number "9"?
Gemini says:
There are two main reasons why some tech companies avoid using the number 9 for their products:
* Cultural Superstition: In some cultures, particularly in East Asia, the number 9 is associated with misfortune or bad luck. For example, the pronunciation of the number nine in Cantonese sounds similar to a word meaning "certain" or "doomed." To avoid negative connotations, tech companies may skip the number 9 in their product naming sequences.
* Signifying a New Beginning: Companies may also use a numbering shift to mark a significant change in a product line. For instance, Apple's jump from iPhone 8 to iPhone X in 2017 coincided with the 10th anniversary of the iPhone and signified a major design overhaul.
Because it's a bad luck number in some asian countries. Apple went straight to X or 10 because it was the 10th anniversary.
Microsoft windows semi-official reason is ‘seven eight(ate) nine’ it’s just a play on words.
Wikipedia states that the word *9* in Japanese sounds similar to the word for “suffering”. The article _“List of bad luck signs”_ is a good read!
It'd create confusion in Germany.
7:04 "Boing can't even fail as good as Spacex" - ROTFL
Pure gold
I've been experimenting on my organoid since i was a teenager.
01:05 "While it's really exciting that Apple is doing what everyone else has already done..." that one got me 😂
No tim cook impression was disappointing ;(
One note. The engine fail on spacex engine test facility, doesn't affect the next launch. The next startship test is already waiting for approval.
"What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone."
Deleted pictures entered the chat..
"What happens on your iPhone, stays on your iPhone. Even if you thought you deleted it."
Well they did stay on your iPhone! 😂
Chinese consumers scratching their head over police enquiring about stuff they discussed in their privacy focused iPhone.
Guessing it does the same as on Windows where it just hides the data and marks it as deleted so it can be rewritten but doesn't overwrite the data with zeros so the update just unhid it.
@@oli_onion Windows have 10 times the updates if not more and still shit like this haven't happened.
I enjoy this channel so much! Some actual news I didnt come across yet and dorky jokes, just perfect :D
Shirt so black you’d think it’s OLED
Thanks for the info
that brain computer thing is absolutely horrifying
YES. So messed up.
major ethics issues
yeah took an absolutely wild and unexpected turn at the end there lmfao
maybe i am also a brain in a compurer and none of you exist🙈
Why thought? All kinds of human tissues were grown already for quite some time. Also wikipedia is referencing a paper published in 2004 that talks about bioprocessors and whatnot. I've not read it yet, but this is saying that its definetly nothing new, at least not in theory. Imo better make experiments on some non thinking and lab grown organoids than on real humans. Imo there's more etchics issues using dozens of mice for experiments, those are already living beings. So many are being used each year.
Oh great, now my pc can suffer from actual Brain Rot
I wish all AI usage was opt-in.
Pfftt🤭
They gota get back that billions invested somehow...
To be fair human intelligence seems to be opt-in, and many don't.
@@pieterrossouw8596LMAO
they have to make new chipsets just to make them work so sue them if they just HAVE to have you use it to justify the costs
8:30 😂I can appreciate that face of intrigue and massive confusion. I live in Switzerland and I was in shock too.
Just so you know, the engine that SpaceX blew up wasn’t going to be on the upcoming launch, so that doesn’t have potential to delay the next test flight.
I still hope it blows up its always impressive 😂🤣
@@garethde-witt6433 Wait till IFT-5
@@garethde-witt6433 Gotta crack a few eggs to make an omelette. I was in love with RS-25 but the Falcon family is now my favorite. Test to failure instead of failure to test.
Yup, it was off one of their test stands... For testing engine changes
You know what I have to ask. Do people actually use this new AI tech from the 2020s that every company is putting in their software/hardware?
Because I see more companies and new outlets talk about it. Then users that actually make stuff digitally.
I've been wondering the same. This stuff has to have some users because they are forcing it into everything whether we like it or not, but I've yet to make use of most of it or hear anyone talk about how some service they use is now better because of AI. I personally tried out stable diffusion and the image generation stuff for a few months, but got bored of it and haven't touched it for months now. Basically while the AI stuff has been useful every now and then when I tried it. It's not useful enough for me to want to use it all the time. And it's nowhere near enough to justify the amount of money these companies are spending on it. In some cases it is actively worse than technology that came before it.
I avoid it the best I can
I use chatgpt fairly often, mainly to prep d&d and draft emails. Arc browser also has a nifty feature that summarizes websites
My wife and I use the ai features in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop on a daily basis. We also trained an ai program how we edit. The program now does 90% of our edits. We can’t live without them!
The only thing I’ve used “AI” for is FoodNom’s integration of AI Search for finding decent nutritional information for hard to find stuff.
It’s genuinely the only useful “AI” implementation because it does save time and it is accurate enough (with proper measurements)
Boeing can not even fail as good as spacex 😂
Riley, youre the best thing to happen to LTT for years.
6:52 It was just a normal test of a Raptor 3, not 2. They just test far beyond the actual safety limit, which then leads to a RUD (Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly).
always got the most Canadian expressions ever on the cover thumbnails😂
That background set is really well designed and built.
All the tech news in May was just wild
They should make RUclips Music not suck before they add new features to it
3:12 - We're talking socket size, right Riley?
_Right?_
*_*Riley?!*_*
typo in the timestamps: Lemovo
"... Things are getting weird! . . ."
Oh so true,I keep returning to your TechLinked's for that very reason.
4:42 ...aFoid breaking your back... 🤣
that emm last one suprised me.
1:09 Tim and the team. 😂
The explosion of the raptor engine will not delay the launch of starship, all of the required raptors are already on the rocket and tested. It could even be planed to test the limit of raptor 3
Can you please show webpages and text as white on black? For example using 'reader' mode from the webbrowser (or 'dark mode') ?
Everytime the video contains black on white text my room lights up and my eyes start burning. I don't think I'm the only one who feels this way.
Thanks Riley.
the samsung HBM mem temp issues reminded me of exynos and snapdragon era, good times
The last news froze me 💀
Sure !
That last news confused me so much. Bio processor or something, what are those white coats making in the labs?
That fireworks accident one was personal 😂
Man, I bet people are just lining up to take a Boeing rocket to space right now.
lmfao that last one though. wtffff
7:45 I love how Riley apparently doesn't pre-read the stories, he just goes in blind and is visibly disturbed by what he's reading. LOL
4:32 Wait... Samsung Chip design in the Google Tensor with TSMC fabrication process node?!, that could be really interesting to see!
Hey Riley, you forgot the hipster hip-phone holder to the look.😂
tech companies are seriously and completely OUT OF TOUCH and do not give a single F about what the "consumers" want in a product
Companies have been using data algorithms ever since the first smartphones. Ai is just the culmination of those algorithms and over a decades' worth of research. If you're upset about it, throw away your technology and cancel your internet.
While I understand your sentiment. "If I ask what the customers wanted, they will tell me they want a faster horse." - Henry Ford. If I ask what my boomer father wanted, he'll want a faster mail man. Completely whack in the age of Emails.
"...run hotter than the cast of Baywatch..."
Legendary
Got an ad for Google fi wireless.
Which, knowing Google, why would I trust them as a wireless carrier?
Surprised they haven’t binned it yet
"Tim and the team" ✍🔥🔥
"Afoid" and "Afford." ;O)-
Yes, I do watch the commercials.
I caught that too
Greymatter just reminds me of Breaking Bad. Is the AI gonna break bad? lol.
It’s the Zerg!
"youtube music hum" you mean... the feature that's existed in google assistant for like... forever?
SoundHound already have that feature too
At the end of video for people prospecting about power just be glad we did it and with loved ones 😂❤
Zerg are compute units?
Every day I come here just waiting for a story on a tech companies stupid numbering systems. I am rarely disappointed.
Here before they correct Lemovo in timestamps
The next Starship launch won't be delayed by the Raptor engine failure. That's a totally unrelated test; all engines to be used on the next launch are already installed on the vehicle and working. That failure was a test of a new engine, possibly intentional (testing to failure is common) or a new prototype of a more advanced version.
The brain computer is all fun and games until it starts saying onii-san
kurgistany wigles LOL
5:17 does this apply in Europe? Or will? Anyone aware?
7:53
THE HIVEMIND
I was only listening to the news while doing something and thought you said „our sponsor OceanGate“
I love how much the last quickbit broke Riley.
What's the benifit of the strongest mobile chip you have to use the cloud for AI stuff
Tim and the team 😂
Need a lint roller on that black long sleeve.
about my fingers, 2 of them had second degree burn for touching a lava lamp light bulb, i learn to never do that again. 2nd degree burn looks weird its like my fingers looked like cook meat and the surface skin is very sensitive i can fell stuff 2x more now.
These "organoids" spynd like how the Cylons started... 😵💫
6:50 - the only leaker boing can't assassinate
Riley puts the iley in Tech News
If RUclips music can allow searching within a playlist id like it a lot more
Ahh that Biomass rental thing is trying to figure out LLM training. Its a start Huh?!
10 years??? Wow
So good of Boaing to give there whistleblowers a free trip to space on there new space craft. I see no issues occuring
macOS and BlackBerry also skipped version 9, whats the reason?
finally we are on our way to actual human brain computers etc. Cant wait for the future
The explanation of a lack of "Windows 9" I've heard is that older software might look for the string "Windows 9" in order to detect Windows 95 or Windows 98
8:36 😂
i hope the suprise is it not breaking if you breathe on it
"He's gonna have flashbacks it sucks!"
Last news reminded me of Psychopass.
I am here now for news but in 100 days??!!!!
keep techlinked weird!
What is “lemovo” in the time stamp😃😃😃😂
Can they also make AI deal with spam callers. Would be nice.
5:53 timestamp label is wrong, "leMovo"
What happens on your iPhone, stays on our cloud always💀
Start naming products with the YEAR.
Why do we have to put up with figuring out how old or new a Pixel 6 is compared to a iPhone 11, when they could have been called Pixel (2022) and iPhone (2021)
Confusion is what they want. If there's a chance to be confused there's a chance you are being screwed.
How am I gonna know the difference between the 10 different Core i7 SKUs released in the same freaking year?
"Tech News is far less vulnerable to firework accidents" so you're not entirely immune 🤔🤔
i love this show
7:45 umm, wasn't this a scenario in several video games, including Fallout?
What do they do with the organic computers, do they... eat them?
Guess it's better to bring back the Athlon naming.