-Timestamps- [0:00] *Chapters.* [1:14] *Intro.* [1:47] *Topic #1: US to stop NVIDIA from shipping RTX 4090 to China.* > 3:33 Limited exports to KSA, UAE & Vietnam, other GPU variants. > 4:34 NVIDIA's $400M quarterly sales, is this going to do anything? > 6:21 Local factories, governments' influence on companies. [8:16] *Topic #2: Jon Stewart's "The Problem" will not have a third season.* [8:52] *Topic #3: NY lawmakers demand background checks on 3D printers.* > 10:40 Linus on Luke's "realistic view," banned products, anarchic book. > 14:02 Implications, shotguns, policy makers, hand-made guns. > 21:22 Policy makers, Linus on the size of Canada & its inhabitability. [27:18] *Topic #4: Apple to update sealed iPhones remotely.* > 28:15 Linus loves this, Luke is worried about this. > 31:02 Future Secret Shopper 3 parts, Linus on versions & updating. > 33:15 Linus's steam updates theory, Luke rejects it ft. Windows updates. > 39:21 Linus on seamless MacOS updates compared to Windows. [42:01] *Topic #5: Linus wants Steam to improve SH's system information.* > 44:44 Luke shows average hardware, Linus on how this is misleading. [47:47] *LTTStore's new dropout jacket.* > 48:36 Linus mentions audio guy & Luke's response. > 51:54 LTTStore's new controller ornaments. > 56:38 Potential bits holder, color coding, Linus on its issues. > 59:25 Linus breaks the table, discussing lanyards & carabiner. [1:07:08] *Merch Messages #1.* > 1:07:14 Examples of tech that makes processes longer or more tedious? [1:12:28] *Controller ornament V.S. dropout, "fidget toy," Christmas album.* [Cont.] *Merch Messages #1.* > 1:16:24 Tech that will have unforeseen consequences? [1:20:48] *Topic #6: Twitter's "Not a Bot" program to charge users in NZ & PH.* > 1:21:58 Recalling XtremeSystems & Martin's Liquid Lab. > 1:25:46 Controversial Tweets, SSSniperwolf's react & doxx situation. [Cont.] *Potential bits holder.* > 1:26:57 Linus breaks the bits holder, Sebastien's response. [Cont.] *Topic #6: Twitter's "Not a Bot" program to charge users in NZ & PH.* > 1:28:29 Luke doesn't care about X & bots, Linus mentions Zuckerberg. > 1:30:20 Huawei's Kirin 9000S bot comments on HotHardware. [1:37:44] *Sponsors ft. Tableballs, Dennis spots.* > 1:38:38 Thorum rings & watches. > 1:39:59 Athletic Greens' AG1. > 1:41:08 Seasonic's Focus GX-750. [1:41:51] *Merch Messages #2.* > 1:41:56 Thoughts on using AI on deadly war machines? ft. Handshake. > 1:43:30 Information on the precision screwdriver, any ETA? > 1:44:58 Technology you'd like to see on motorcycle helmets or bikes? [1:49:22] *Topic #7: Skull Island: Rise of Kong is terrible.* > 1:50:04 JPEG in cutscene, repetitive combat, looped sound, Luke mentions Capital Games. > 1:52:12 How come veteran IPs have terrible games? > 1:53:17 Linus shows Steam reviews. [1:53:52] *Topic #8: AMD's Anti-Lag+ update.* > 1:55:10 Secret Shopper comment, gas analogy, "The Side Effect." [1:56:56] *Topic #9: Marketplace tech repairs caught snooping on devices.* > 1:57:59 Where to go now? Luke on Geek Squad, unintentional access. [2:02:18] *Topic #10: Mountain Dew LTT screwdriver.* > 2:02:32 Linus has the screwdriver, the user's offer, Linus's thoughts. [2:04:48] *Linus teases Ariana's AMD system upgrade, "written off" Linus.* > 2:05:52 Adam's system upgrade video, ECC squad. [2:06:58] *Topic #11: Valve's presentation on recommendation systems.* > 2:09:05 Recalling internet's enshitification, Amazon shopping. [2:11:45] *Topic #12: AMD's Threadripper 7000 series releasing next month.* > 2:13:18 Recalling first gen Threadripper's price. [2:14:01] *Merch Messages #3 ft. WAN Show After Dark.* > 2:14:42 Companies you want to have WAN Show's level of transparency? ft. Handshake, BlizzCon devs. > 2:18:40 Aspects of Linus that changed over the years? ft. New CEO, spending habits, consumables. > 2:39:10 Downsides of reposting videos like the SS 3? ft. Oldschool Runescape. > 2:45:18 Any advice to encourage a girl's interest in tech? > 2:46:05 A path not taken with LTT that you're most curious about its outcome? > 2:49:28 Things you've done professionally you'd never do again? > 2:57:46 Will there be a tipping point where the market want to push back and own products? [2:57:46] *Topic 13: Qualcomm announces RISC-V Android chip.* [Cont.] *Merch Messages #3.* > 2:59:16 If an AI can predict appliance settings, would you use it? > 3:00:38 Storing a large movie library - MicroSD, SSD or USB stick? > 3:02:00 What is the worst RMA experience you had? > 3:03:11 What defunct products have you seen that have a cloud-based config? > 3:05:19 A proverbial hill you'd die on that people wouldn't know about? > 3:08:12 Why Build Redux was not included in the Secret Shopper 3? > 3:09:13 How do the dropout hoodies hold up at the gym? > 3:10:50 Any issues with the pool cooling? Video update? > 3:11:39 What was your best deal ever? > 3:14:38 Dan's & Luke's favorite Starfield mods? [3:15:55] *Outro.* Side note: donations in my about page. :)
Hey Luke, here in the Philippines one of the most common knowledge is that you can make a single-shot shotgun with a PVC Pipe. 3D Printer banning is going to do absolutely NOTHING. LMAO
I think it’s important to understand that the vast majority of people watching don’t comment, so the toxic people criticizing you for expressing your opinions on price are not really the audience.
Look when you're flying in your own Learjet, throwing 4090s away after a single use and is using the ocean to cool his super computer..... Then maybe we can say Linus lost track of the middle class fan.
One of the strangest thing about them trying to put restrictions on 3d printing firearms is that it is legal to manufacture your own firearms for personal use in the US in almost every state.
34:00 as a senior dev that actually do that, I can actually answer with good reasons, we usually have an installer that can run on anything, handshake with our servers, and then download and install the needed stuff only (depending on the os version, vc redists versions, in some case, driver versions for db access for exemple). sure we could put everything in a single massive package. But this has a few benefits, lower load on our servers, better UX (overall download+install is faster, even though it's 2 steps, because you have less stuff to download, and the ability to install different versions of a module depending on the user)
That's what I was thinking. Like most CAD software, you download the installer, then select the options, and then it'll only download those required files + dependencies instead of 25+GB of things
2:59:15 NICE! Linus _immediately_ references a _Technology Connections_ vid, like he legitimately watches him in his spare time. His VHS & CD history vids are really interesting (as are other less well-known currently media types.)
"i specifically asked you not to" was the absolute funniest thing I've heard. I don't know why but it had me laughing for a good ten minutes. LOVE YOU DAN!
The best part about NY trying to ban 3D printers is that they're ONLY trying to ban 3D printers, not any CnC equipment actually capable of machining the metal parts you would need to actually make a gun the normal way. Are they going to ban cold hammer forges next without a background check? Oh and the best part about this is that any shop that owns a 3D printer will no longer be able to hire felons. Just imagine you worked for a half a decade in prison on work release studying to get your Journeyman as a machinist or a mechanic, and now that every shop is getting a 3D printer to make parts on, you no longer are legally allowed to work in those industries because of being banned from interacting with this ubiquitous technology that is going to eventually be in almost every home in the country (no seriously, they're already cheap enough). It's fucking stupid too, you don't need a background check to purchase smokeless powder, or crude ammonal (brand name tannerite) explosives, and put them inside of a metal pipe that you scored with a pineapple pattern, and put a fuse in the top. None of those items are restricted in who can purchase them, only in how they're supposed to be stored safely, and can do far more damage if your goal was to commit a crime. It's especially dumb since they're not making it illegal to build your own printer from parts. I don't think the legislators realize how easy it would be to acquire one even without going out of state. This is not going to work lmao
@@sivansharma5027 probably falls under 1A. and potentially 4 and 5. and very much falls afoul of 2A. but thats part of what NY's been doing since the sullivan act, infringing on 2A.
@@kenabi yo I have no idea about US state or federal legislation... I just wanted to point out that it's not a ban. The use of the word 'ban' here is misleading.
How easy is it to get and run the CnC compared to 3D Printing though? The cost, the size, the expertise, the whole load of different machines you would need to CnC a metal gun is A LOT. Still don’t think 3D printers should need a background check but your argument makes no sense at all.
man, i know no one is likely going to see this. but the things about friendships, peer pressure felt like i was being talked to. as an stubborn person in high school, i feel more proud to be who i am. thanks for that.
when we were kids in the early 80s, we took a steel pipe some gaffa tape the gunpowder and fuse wire from a firework some cotton wool and a ball bearing made a rudimentary musket barrel and shot a hole in a brick wall. combining science and history to figure out pipe guns is why you should study in school kids.
Those were the early 80s (40 years ago). Even as a Western European i heard such stories being told by my parents and grandparents... but things like that already became near impossible to do during the early 00s when cameras and extreme supervision became the norm. I bet it wouldn't even have been acceptable during the 1980s. Perhaps even pure luck when nobody got harmed or killed.
You basically do need a license to use the internet. Try getting an internet connection without giving your name. You can't even get an email address or a domain name over TOR or without giving enough information to leave a paper trail.
@@cor144 Same goes for printers though? Like, if you're in a store paying, that'll be on video, the bank has your information, if you're buying online, then the vendor has your information.
@@cor144id question the part about email adresses, theres some less mainstream freemailers that don't need personal data, and privacy conscious premium ones that do cash by mail or crypto
This was absolutely hilarious WAN show. From the Luke reading about the printer nonsense, to Linus making the gas lighting joke, all the segways like the Controller not being the hard r variant. So many references to LTT moments in general that this felt so enjoyable to watch through and I am not even half way.
36:42 The Windows update team had a webinar once where they mentioned that clicking “Check Now” is an eager check and will give you updates that aren’t set for auto download yet. The normal Windows update check looks stable available updates. The eager check searches for the next update to go stable.
As a hyper-stereotyped American Gun Nut (TM) I'm LOVING this conversation for exactly the reason Linus pointed out, the Streisand effect is great for spreading knowledge of 3D2A! If you're worried about 3D guns, stay away from "The Gatalog" or you'll be very spooked
Hate the notification for RUclips, but love subscription. I go through the list of what has been published by the creators I like, and the ones I want to watch (which is usually most) I add to watch later
Re: The Steam hardware survey - is it possible they're unwilling to change the methodology because of the truly huge amount of data they have with the current schema? Having worked in social research, one thing that seemed to hold true is that if a survey question has been asked in a certain way for a not-insignificant amount of time, the client is often either uneasy or completely unwilling to change it - because it mucks with the comparability between old and new data.
I'd hope that they have way more detailed data internally. Count over time by component name, especially at such low frequencies, would be an absolute non-issue to process and store almost indefinitely.
Linus shouldn't be ashamed of having money. He worked for it for literal decades. People who give him shit over having an opinion is mind-blowing to me. Don't hate because you don't have the motivation or drive to give everything to something that makes you happy and also money.
Google maps doesn't have that much distortion since it's not actually a flat map except for the part you are looking at. It always re-centers the projection on the center of your view so the distortion is minimal compared to a full globe 2d projection for example.
for the steam auto updates, you still can enable games to update the moment they get an update, you just need to enable that feature for every single game you have downloaded by, 1) right clicking the game 2) going to preferences 3) then updates 4) and under Automatic Updates change it to High Priority and after this tedious process do it for every other game you will ever download or until steam allows it as a universal option
Heh. I personally set all my games to only update on launch as I play so few of them ao rarely that I would otherwise cause a lot of pointless updates. And my games are usually lower tier so updates are generally small and quick enough. It's just time to refill my water bottle!
10:40 This is why i love this show. Luke and Linus are both obviously people who are in the world and know what's going on, but little slips like this let you know where their heart is. "Luke's not some kind of like 2FA die hard" Linus probably says 2FA so much more than 2A (makes sense considering he's Canadian) that he just did it automatically. Love it.
Was just about to comment that as I saw this lmao. Was wondering if anyone caught it. Also there ain’t even no second amendment in Canada for Luke to be diehard over.
Linus don’t sweat the “Eat the rich” crowd. Whenever I’ve heard you discuss price, you’ve done it in a way that accounts for the context and reference points that inform your opinion, and it’s an experienced opinion worth hearing in full. Eff the 1% that think they’re the proletariat. They’re idiots.
Yeah, I've never heard him address prices from the perspective of "I'm rich and can afford it, so it's not a big problem". I've seen comments attach that perspective to him more often than I've seen him make that kind of statement. He talks about pricing the way you'd expect a reviewer to: focusing on potential consumers, the value the product creates and the product's competitors.
if u ship the phone flipped in the box then u can attached it on a wireless charging pad and it should work! its not so far fetched to find a way for data transfer
If you price the threadripper per core, $1500 for 64 cores is actually very cheap. First gen. was $550 for 8 cores ($69 per core). Then the 12 core was $800 ($67 per core). Following the same logic, $1500 for 64 cores is $23.5 dollars per core.
The reason steam doesn't auto update quite so hard is because people have big libraries and you might not play a game in a time frame where 3 or 5 updates might go past before you launch the game again. Why download and overwrite files 5 times between plays instead of once.
@@Creepernom That is why it's literally a setting? I expect the setting to do what it says on the tin. Why provide me with that option if it doesn't behave like that anyway.
It distributes the load on Steam's servers - if an update for CS2 came out and EVERYONE started downloading it at once, Steam's servers would suffer. Not everyone wants to play the game immediately and it lets them spread the load out over a longer time.
@@ruukinen it's literally still a setting. The default was changed to defer downloads, but you can set individual games to "high priority". That makes download immediate, and take priority over other downloads. This is actually better than what Steam did previously. I don't know why they did this, but I suspect it does reduce traffic for everyone involved.
If they are pushing for background checks for 3d printers they will no doubt realise that the printers can be sold on again to people after the initial sale. They will have to also push for serial numbers to be registered and have every part marked with the serial number of the printer used to make the parts.
Right. And if you have felony conviction, you just get someone to buy it for you who doesn't. If you're the buyer and worried about being held responsible, make sure you keep the printer housed on your premises. If someone else prints a gun part on it, how exactly will it be proven that the part came from that printer? What kind of serial number on a part couldn't be erased? But before long, they will probably come up with a law that only certain kinds of licensed businesses can own a 3D printer.
@@NewandForgivenin the US, you don't need a license to own, purchase, title, or anything else physical with a vehicle, semi included. You need a license to OPERATE it. Like requiring to pass hunters ed before a child can operate a hunting rifle/shot gun in most states (at least on public land)
For the iPhone update mechanism you could fuse it off after the phone has been fully set up for first use. As in while it's still in its original packaging and was never used by a customer the phone can be updated with this pad through the packaging, but once it has been bought and the user has set up the iPhone, a fuse burns through that disables the wireless-pad-update functionality.
It’s hard to say for sure, but all it seems to do is turn on the device and tell it to get an update, it’s functionally the same as if somebody takes the phone out of the box and tells the phone to get an update before they go through the process of activating it. It’s just now it can be done inside of a box. The phone will already turn on when you apply wireless power to it.
@@quantuminfinity4260an Efuse does sound like the best solution to prevent misuse after the fact. It’s also apple, who refuse to create back doors, so it stacks with that.
3 minutes in and the banter already started. That’s why i watch the WAN show every week. 😊😊😊 If someone watches the wan show the 1st time they would be sooo confused. Hi LLD, from UK.
It would be great if the hardware survey allowed you to see per game data. That is: the top % of players in terms of play time in the last week (To filter out people who bought a game and didn't really play it) Then you can see what kind of hardware you need for a specific game. Maybe valve could use this to generate "Recommened specs" on the store page.
1:47:12 being in the farther track of your lane when passing on a motorcycle may give you more time to react, but actually puts you in a vehicle's blind spot sooner and longer as you go by. Most rider training courses teach you to "own your lane" by riding in the closer track to other traffic so you are more visible to them.
Not changing tires in pairs is actually dangerous. Even few milimeters smaller diameter on one side and completelly different friction (it will pull to one side when breaking) is a huge problem. Also the age is really important, even if you still have enough tread, they can be dangerous to use.
That's sort of true but there's also no guarantee that the road has the same grip on both sides either. That's why electronic brake force distribution is a thing. Regarding age, we had a set of Continental tyres around 6.5 years old that started falling apart. Chunks were coming off. After that I think we'll stick to Michelin...
You can 3-D print a gun but then again it doesn’t have to be a gun to kill someone. They can also be like a BB gun or an airsoft gun, which just has a full range of customization to it to make it look like however that you want.
Linus and Luke, about the steam survey, I can say that the last time I took it it wasn't that accurate considering it marked my computer as having no vr even though the vr was at the moment connected to the computer while having beat saber installed from steam and it also had no option to say "ehy, you didn't see this part of my computer correctly".
It's funny that you mention mac updates being seamless, and I'm sure I'm the exception, but every time I update my work mac, it dumps me in the bios and I have to go through some repair process, so I have to stay and watch it for up to half an hour.
If LTT actually does a new Christmas album then I'm 100% convinced it was front to back an advertising bit. From the very first mention however many wan shows ago.
Here's a use scenario for steam to download from another computer. I have a bunch of jackbox games installed on my pc incase i want to stream it and play with friends. I am not taking my pc with me, but my laptop i dont normally keep any games on since its old. Saved me a bunch of time instead of having to do the traditional download.
im sure he wont see this but the linus money thing he commented on this video is funny to me cuz im very grateful that he keeps people on a tight budget in mind when he makes his videos, more so than most influencers in this area id say. even what he can buy used is better than what i can afford but the principles in those budget oriented videos helped me save a lot of money and still be satisfied with what i can get. which was something i didnt think was a thing in this specific niche that seems to always care about the newest and more expensive stuff and for the most part people in tech are like that they will just tell you to get the newest thing and scoff at you if you cant! thats not how LTT rolls n thanks to that ive been able to learn more about hardware stuff
Totally agree about Cad lawmakers not knowing anything with that list, I help with small arms and vehicle history / specs for table top wargames and when they released that list it was painful to read though.
If only i could add a video to a watchlist/playlist from the youtube notification. The notification is useless unless im going to watch the video that second. I never even bother to look there now.
@@ShiroKage009I mean, sure there's risk. But I've been selling phones for 13 years. That doesn't make me an expert on software updates through charging pads, but Apple really doesn't allow much in the way of software updates. iPhones download the update, painstakingly verify the update over another thirty minutes, "prepare" the update with another server handshake, then install it. It doesn't make them immune. A different company could be much less careful than that, but things are pretty locked in.
For Luke: You also don't want to pass the drivers who are constantly running out of their lane... because now the danger is behind you. Keep the danger in front of you where you can see it. IF they are behind you... you stop at a light and they run right into you. Or you slow down cause of traffic and they run right into you. Safer to keep them in front.
Linus hatred of twitter is getting quite annoying to listen to. His points have been main over and over again, and it makes me not want to watch the wan show at times.
So the 3D printer rant Linus and Luke went on reminded me of that time I saw crossbows for sale on Amazon a while back. Turns out, they still do for $50 here in CA. Lmao
Crossbows/bows are the most halarious loophole i've seen lol. A felon can buy a completly silent crossbow that can put a hole thru steel without even an id check. While a law abiding citizen needs to wait 6 months, do 2 background checks and pay a tax to get a suppressed gun.
That Cloud configured access point @ 3:03:30 was probably xclaim subbrand of ruckus. I was not happy when they turned by perfectly good AP into ewaste.
For the rant on notifications I have only put notifications for channels that rarely post and I generally want to watch as soon as it posts So I click on more than 70% of my notifications, but I don't even get them dayly, and I have 100+ subscriptions, but only a few where I kept the bell on
Threadripper was never great for a scrappy gaming build, I'm not sure what history Linus is remembering. 😅 early Threadripper was terrible for gaming: dealing with NUMA or "game mode" disabling all but 8-cores. Then later when it wasn't terrible in gaming it wasn't anywhere near cheap: $4000 32- core 3rd gen.
If that phone is really home grown. There is a high possibility, that those processors are stocked before the restrictions. We will see if they really can manufacture processors if they produce more. And it wouldn't be the first time that china lied about producing something that was just a modified old processor. (Changed the print on the heatsink)
Your opinion of price was invaluable for me as viewer, because I could at least get information whether some product was good value. This is important piece of information that I will miss and look elsewhere for.
@@nishantrajani7372A lot of exploits rely on out-of-date OS flaws. If new phones get patched before you get your hands on them, you won't be able to jailbreak immediately.
Most jailbreaking relies on a vulnerability in older firmware loaded at the factory. Later firmware usually patches these, making it harder or impossible to get a jailbreak.
if the US is serious about keeping China in check, upgrade another SEA country for their manufacturing, like Philippines, Vietnam or Indonesia. give them competition...
What u said is the truth but it's almost impossible because that's what China is doing right now. They moved their manufacturing line to other Asian countries so that Asia will get together. That's not what US wanted. US wants to take control of them, not make them prosperous😂😂
Good luck finding competent Engineers in Indonesia. Our Engineering Grads would rather take up cushy "birokrasi" govt job than any "dirty tukang job". Engineering is looked down here in Indon-clownesia. I'm a custom mod SI who does a lot of mods to transform old Singaporean ATX office case (which have sturdy build mind you) into gaming case with custom-made dust filter and extra airflow. And people here treat me like I was some short of dirty hobo. Our culture simply lacks appreciation for the trades. The U.S would have made more money investing for chip Industry in Eastern Europe or Mexico. I worked with Polish and Ukrainian server Engineers on an HP-liscensed distribution centre and holy shit, those are some of the best engineers I've ever met. Although to be fair, according to my kin and kith who are in the Indonesian Navy, Filipino sailors are also very harsd working and has a atrong appreciation for craftmanship.
Manufacturing is quickly switching to countries like Vietnam, India and Mexico. The only advantage China really had was existing supply chains. They are going down fast now.
@@arthurlasido258 I say wait, till the war comes round, the craftmans will be in so much in demand just like the ones in Ukraine... people will always take the dirty for granted until the stakes affects them... IMO craftsman in Indonesia should be appreciated and needed by the government in order to build up capability to patrol their waters... and as far as I know, not much has been done to uplift that sector...
I'd been on the fence about free will vs determinism my whole life until last year. I realized that most people most of the time are living deterministically. The only time its possible to utilize free will is by actively deciding to change the focus of our attention. Basically, it's all [input]→[function]→[output], but we can choose to change the input through redirecting attention. This is why mindfulness is so powerful.
After making fun of twitter, and his long history of slagging everything related to Musk, Linus says how great it would be if companies were transparent and just said what was on their minds. Like wow. If Musk kept his mouth shut it would solve half their problems. And he said it, after embarrassingly not realizing that the defensive driving systems he wants for vehicles actually exists as ADAS systems in several vehicles today, including of course teslas, where the cars just act to protect you. And not realizing that those features in teslas exist because they've been so focused on full autonomy, and that they work even when you don't have autopilot or fsd activated. FFS if the system just gave friendly suggestions as he describes, it would always be too late.
It's not about guns, it's about liberty and freedom. when society can make and build its own things, things become localised, decentralise and democratised. power and money does not want this.
as for linus no battery policy, you still use button battery’s on electronics for timekeeping (cmos battery on motherboards, in a lot of consumer electronics) I will love to see a reusable button battery option.
@@Dan-SimmsI play a lot of retro consoles and use a single controller to play on multiple systems to hunt shiny pokémon. due to my extremely niche use case i’ve recently started to have a problem with the battery’s on these old consoles starting to die, since i have alot of these systems and plan to use them for a long while a rechargeable battery in this case may make some sense depending on price and some other factors. linus saying that he did not have any single use battery’s prompted me to wonder what he did for these battery’s. since the battery’s lose power over time it does not make sense to have a stockpile of single use battery’s on hand all the time. (i suspect that single use battery’s here are the way to go)
tldr it’s not uncommon on old electronics, (gameboy cartrages have button battery’s to save the game) depending on the price it may make sense to have some / only use rechargeable battery’s.
Regarding the bit-storage solution, I'd like something more durable, like a case not a silicon holder. Preferably something that can hold the complete set of LTT bits.
As to functional windows search: It was functional for a while on Win10 :D That's even more frustrating! I remember Linus mentioned it in one vid a while back.
That is our issue in the US. The same people who claim science and data support the 3D printer ban use the same logic in support of every restriction they propose. Thus, it reveals that their intent is to keep us completely subservient to those in power, not "gun safety."
Linus, the future is now You can produce a reliable 3D-printed AR-15 and tilting-barrel pistol today, they won’t fall apart after a couple shots Then you can use EDM to rifle the barrel for greater accuracy Not to mention the P.A Luty submachine gun built in the 1990s from components bought from hardware stores
Imagine an aeroplane that flies 1mm above the ground, circles the earth once every 25 seconds and counts every blade of grass on the way. That is how a hard drive do.
I doubt this will be seen. But my recommendation for the survey would be a most common configuration playing either in general or per game. Because it doesn't necessarily follow that someone with a six core processor has say 16 gigs of RAM.
19:45 suppressors for example. not they do not make a gun quiet. they make a gun hearing safe. you can fire them without damaging your ears, but you will still hear it is a gunshot, cause, fun fact, gunshots are LOUD. and yeah, with specific ammunition like .300 blackout this noise can further be reduced, but even then you will hear it is a gunshot.
My big issue with the "click the notification button" is that if I were to do that with every channel I subscribe to, then I would get constantly spammed by RUclips. You are completely right on the Recomendation system where this is where I get my videos 90% of the time
This reminds me of the days when creating a VPN put you on a list....Also reminds me of Drug education in public school, thanks for letting me know about awesome substances! Thanks.
33:31 there is definitely a reason for this. Publishing the installer takes time, especially in third party platforms like steam. You don’t want to do it so often, it’s much easier to keep an installer longer and let it auto update on launch. The one thing I don’t get is why bundling in the installer so much resources in the first place. Just let people download a 7mb installer and then download from it all you need.
Not a car guy but one thing I took away from our drivers safety course is that having uneven levels of wear on the left & right side of a vehicle is dangerous, front/back is less of a problem but left/right can cause you to spin out due to the difference in traction between two, especially in bad weather or in emergency situations were you have to throw the car around ex: dodging a moose.
As someone who is a US Citizen that supports both the Second Amendment and smarter gun legislation and controls, I'm with you and Luke. The language is way overreaching because it said "ANY PARTS". This is effectively banning all 3D printers because all printers can make some part of a gun without making the actual parts that makes a gun work. while things like the barrel, firing pin, trigger, receiver and other parts of the firing mechanism are the only things can be 3D printed, they can only be printed on specific printers due to a requirement of being made of metal. And some of these parts (like the barrel specifically) are far better made on lathes and mills. And while there are some filaments strong enough to print those items, they are no where near reliable and durable enough to be used in a firearm without injuring the operator of said gun. Yeah, this is what you get when uninformed politicians start making policy because it sounds good. "Look! We're doing something about 'The Gun Problem'" without doing something about the actual problems people are facing on the streets.
I've only owned vehicles 30 years or older. Defensive driving is a must and I always keep my eyes open for motorcycles in particular. Even going out of my way to keep to shoulders on the highway to allow bikes go through in congested sections
-Timestamps-
[0:00] *Chapters.*
[1:14] *Intro.*
[1:47] *Topic #1: US to stop NVIDIA from shipping RTX 4090 to China.*
> 3:33 Limited exports to KSA, UAE & Vietnam, other GPU variants.
> 4:34 NVIDIA's $400M quarterly sales, is this going to do anything?
> 6:21 Local factories, governments' influence on companies.
[8:16] *Topic #2: Jon Stewart's "The Problem" will not have a third season.*
[8:52] *Topic #3: NY lawmakers demand background checks on 3D printers.*
> 10:40 Linus on Luke's "realistic view," banned products, anarchic book.
> 14:02 Implications, shotguns, policy makers, hand-made guns.
> 21:22 Policy makers, Linus on the size of Canada & its inhabitability.
[27:18] *Topic #4: Apple to update sealed iPhones remotely.*
> 28:15 Linus loves this, Luke is worried about this.
> 31:02 Future Secret Shopper 3 parts, Linus on versions & updating.
> 33:15 Linus's steam updates theory, Luke rejects it ft. Windows updates.
> 39:21 Linus on seamless MacOS updates compared to Windows.
[42:01] *Topic #5: Linus wants Steam to improve SH's system information.*
> 44:44 Luke shows average hardware, Linus on how this is misleading.
[47:47] *LTTStore's new dropout jacket.*
> 48:36 Linus mentions audio guy & Luke's response.
> 51:54 LTTStore's new controller ornaments.
> 56:38 Potential bits holder, color coding, Linus on its issues.
> 59:25 Linus breaks the table, discussing lanyards & carabiner.
[1:07:08] *Merch Messages #1.*
> 1:07:14 Examples of tech that makes processes longer or more tedious?
[1:12:28] *Controller ornament V.S. dropout, "fidget toy," Christmas album.*
[Cont.] *Merch Messages #1.*
> 1:16:24 Tech that will have unforeseen consequences?
[1:20:48] *Topic #6: Twitter's "Not a Bot" program to charge users in NZ & PH.*
> 1:21:58 Recalling XtremeSystems & Martin's Liquid Lab.
> 1:25:46 Controversial Tweets, SSSniperwolf's react & doxx situation.
[Cont.] *Potential bits holder.*
> 1:26:57 Linus breaks the bits holder, Sebastien's response.
[Cont.] *Topic #6: Twitter's "Not a Bot" program to charge users in NZ & PH.*
> 1:28:29 Luke doesn't care about X & bots, Linus mentions Zuckerberg.
> 1:30:20 Huawei's Kirin 9000S bot comments on HotHardware.
[1:37:44] *Sponsors ft. Tableballs, Dennis spots.*
> 1:38:38 Thorum rings & watches.
> 1:39:59 Athletic Greens' AG1.
> 1:41:08 Seasonic's Focus GX-750.
[1:41:51] *Merch Messages #2.*
> 1:41:56 Thoughts on using AI on deadly war machines? ft. Handshake.
> 1:43:30 Information on the precision screwdriver, any ETA?
> 1:44:58 Technology you'd like to see on motorcycle helmets or bikes?
[1:49:22] *Topic #7: Skull Island: Rise of Kong is terrible.*
> 1:50:04 JPEG in cutscene, repetitive combat, looped sound, Luke mentions Capital Games.
> 1:52:12 How come veteran IPs have terrible games?
> 1:53:17 Linus shows Steam reviews.
[1:53:52] *Topic #8: AMD's Anti-Lag+ update.*
> 1:55:10 Secret Shopper comment, gas analogy, "The Side Effect."
[1:56:56] *Topic #9: Marketplace tech repairs caught snooping on devices.*
> 1:57:59 Where to go now? Luke on Geek Squad, unintentional access.
[2:02:18] *Topic #10: Mountain Dew LTT screwdriver.*
> 2:02:32 Linus has the screwdriver, the user's offer, Linus's thoughts.
[2:04:48] *Linus teases Ariana's AMD system upgrade, "written off" Linus.*
> 2:05:52 Adam's system upgrade video, ECC squad.
[2:06:58] *Topic #11: Valve's presentation on recommendation systems.*
> 2:09:05 Recalling internet's enshitification, Amazon shopping.
[2:11:45] *Topic #12: AMD's Threadripper 7000 series releasing next month.*
> 2:13:18 Recalling first gen Threadripper's price.
[2:14:01] *Merch Messages #3 ft. WAN Show After Dark.*
> 2:14:42 Companies you want to have WAN Show's level of transparency? ft. Handshake, BlizzCon devs.
> 2:18:40 Aspects of Linus that changed over the years? ft. New CEO, spending habits, consumables.
> 2:39:10 Downsides of reposting videos like the SS 3? ft. Oldschool Runescape.
> 2:45:18 Any advice to encourage a girl's interest in tech?
> 2:46:05 A path not taken with LTT that you're most curious about its outcome?
> 2:49:28 Things you've done professionally you'd never do again?
> 2:57:46 Will there be a tipping point where the market want to push back and own products?
[2:57:46] *Topic 13: Qualcomm announces RISC-V Android chip.*
[Cont.] *Merch Messages #3.*
> 2:59:16 If an AI can predict appliance settings, would you use it?
> 3:00:38 Storing a large movie library - MicroSD, SSD or USB stick?
> 3:02:00 What is the worst RMA experience you had?
> 3:03:11 What defunct products have you seen that have a cloud-based config?
> 3:05:19 A proverbial hill you'd die on that people wouldn't know about?
> 3:08:12 Why Build Redux was not included in the Secret Shopper 3?
> 3:09:13 How do the dropout hoodies hold up at the gym?
> 3:10:50 Any issues with the pool cooling? Video update?
> 3:11:39 What was your best deal ever?
> 3:14:38 Dan's & Luke's favorite Starfield mods?
[3:15:55] *Outro.*
Side note: donations in my about page. :)
Thank you time stamp person
Thank you as always!
Bro is bonkers fast
ty 8)
always so quick!
Hey Luke, here in the Philippines one of the most common knowledge is that you can make a single-shot shotgun with a PVC Pipe. 3D Printer banning is going to do absolutely NOTHING. LMAO
Yes here in the Midwest in America we make potato launching guns out of them. That depending on how you're charging them can be very many uses
Why do you know this😂😂😂
im from the philippines and i can confirm this.
I thought it was a common knowledge everywhere else though
Its a small world after all
I think it’s important to understand that the vast majority of people watching don’t comment, so the toxic people criticizing you for expressing your opinions on price are not really the audience.
Look when you're flying in your own Learjet, throwing 4090s away after a single use and is using the ocean to cool his super computer..... Then maybe we can say Linus lost track of the middle class fan.
So we should ignore the opinions of minority participants? The hell kind of logic is that?
@@chugs1984content is content. It's Linus's job to do over the top computer cooling. When does he throw away good 4090s after a single use?
One of the strangest thing about them trying to put restrictions on 3d printing firearms is that it is legal to manufacture your own firearms for personal use in the US in almost every state.
who would have guessed it is illegall to do crimes
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34:00 as a senior dev that actually do that, I can actually answer with good reasons, we usually have an installer that can run on anything, handshake with our servers, and then download and install the needed stuff only (depending on the os version, vc redists versions, in some case, driver versions for db access for exemple). sure we could put everything in a single massive package. But this has a few benefits, lower load on our servers, better UX (overall download+install is faster, even though it's 2 steps, because you have less stuff to download, and the ability to install different versions of a module depending on the user)
That's what I was thinking. Like most CAD software, you download the installer, then select the options, and then it'll only download those required files + dependencies instead of 25+GB of things
2:59:15 NICE! Linus _immediately_ references a _Technology Connections_ vid, like he legitimately watches him in his spare time. His VHS & CD history vids are really interesting (as are other less well-known currently media types.)
You mean he reads the comments
Don't forget about Dishwashers and Dish Detergent!
"i specifically asked you not to" was the absolute funniest thing I've heard. I don't know why but it had me laughing for a good ten minutes. LOVE YOU DAN!
Linus is like a kid for better or for worse. At least its entertaining.
can't tell you how grateful i am for these long podcasts, makes the time while working somewhat manageable
The best part about NY trying to ban 3D printers is that they're ONLY trying to ban 3D printers, not any CnC equipment actually capable of machining the metal parts you would need to actually make a gun the normal way. Are they going to ban cold hammer forges next without a background check? Oh and the best part about this is that any shop that owns a 3D printer will no longer be able to hire felons. Just imagine you worked for a half a decade in prison on work release studying to get your Journeyman as a machinist or a mechanic, and now that every shop is getting a 3D printer to make parts on, you no longer are legally allowed to work in those industries because of being banned from interacting with this ubiquitous technology that is going to eventually be in almost every home in the country (no seriously, they're already cheap enough). It's fucking stupid too, you don't need a background check to purchase smokeless powder, or crude ammonal (brand name tannerite) explosives, and put them inside of a metal pipe that you scored with a pineapple pattern, and put a fuse in the top. None of those items are restricted in who can purchase them, only in how they're supposed to be stored safely, and can do far more damage if your goal was to commit a crime. It's especially dumb since they're not making it illegal to build your own printer from parts. I don't think the legislators realize how easy it would be to acquire one even without going out of state. This is not going to work lmao
Well said.
It's not a ban, it's a background check i.e. regulation
@@sivansharma5027 probably falls under 1A. and potentially 4 and 5. and very much falls afoul of 2A.
but thats part of what NY's been doing since the sullivan act, infringing on 2A.
@@kenabi yo I have no idea about US state or federal legislation... I just wanted to point out that it's not a ban. The use of the word 'ban' here is misleading.
How easy is it to get and run the CnC compared to 3D Printing though? The cost, the size, the expertise, the whole load of different machines you would need to CnC a metal gun is A LOT. Still don’t think 3D printers should need a background check but your argument makes no sense at all.
man, i know no one is likely going to see this.
but the things about friendships, peer pressure felt like i was being talked to.
as an stubborn person in high school, i feel more proud to be who i am.
thanks for that.
Dan is the best addition there's ever been to the WAN show - he's so gloriously goofy, it's brilliant
Dan mentioning "The Cylinder" is moment of the year.
highlight of my week
when we were kids in the early 80s, we took a steel pipe some gaffa tape the gunpowder and fuse wire from a firework some cotton wool and a ball bearing made a rudimentary musket barrel and shot a hole in a brick wall. combining science and history to figure out pipe guns is why you should study in school kids.
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The fact you called it gaffa tape makes me concerned 😅 I'm only supposed to worry about guns when I go to America dammit
Those were the early 80s (40 years ago). Even as a Western European i heard such stories being told by my parents and grandparents... but things like that already became near impossible to do during the early 00s when cameras and extreme supervision became the norm. I bet it wouldn't even have been acceptable during the 1980s. Perhaps even pure luck when nobody got harmed or killed.
Just look at Shinzo Abe...
@@freakaknight lol so true
That discussion on optics management and status symbol at around 2:31:00
You and Luke and your team continue to be inspirational, keep it up
These 3D Printer Background Checks are like if you had to get a license for using the internet in order to reduce the danger of people hacking others.
You basically do need a license to use the internet. Try getting an internet connection without giving your name. You can't even get an email address or a domain name over TOR or without giving enough information to leave a paper trail.
@@cor144 Same goes for printers though? Like, if you're in a store paying, that'll be on video, the bank has your information, if you're buying online, then the vendor has your information.
@@Kaenguruu I'd agree with you if you weren't able to pay in cash for one.
@@cor144id question the part about email adresses, theres some less mainstream freemailers that don't need personal data, and privacy conscious premium ones that do cash by mail or crypto
This was absolutely hilarious WAN show. From the Luke reading about the printer nonsense, to Linus making the gas lighting joke, all the segways like the Controller not being the hard r variant. So many references to LTT moments in general that this felt so enjoyable to watch through and I am not even half way.
Man named Luty in England made a fully auto submachine gun in his garage, see the forgotten weapons episode on it.
Count Dankula also has an absolute mad lads on him... If you want to see said gun being fired Brandon Herrera made one.
Ian bless
36:42 The Windows update team had a webinar once where they mentioned that clicking “Check Now” is an eager check and will give you updates that aren’t set for auto download yet. The normal Windows update check looks stable available updates. The eager check searches for the next update to go stable.
I dislike that design choice. I feel like that should be more transparent
As a hyper-stereotyped American Gun Nut (TM) I'm LOVING this conversation for exactly the reason Linus pointed out, the Streisand effect is great for spreading knowledge of 3D2A!
If you're worried about 3D guns, stay away from "The Gatalog" or you'll be very spooked
@@casparhughey5651 What lies?
Was not expecting Linus’s reaction to the cat getting out of the bag. 😹
Hate the notification for RUclips, but love subscription. I go through the list of what has been published by the creators I like, and the ones I want to watch (which is usually most) I add to watch later
Re: The Steam hardware survey - is it possible they're unwilling to change the methodology because of the truly huge amount of data they have with the current schema?
Having worked in social research, one thing that seemed to hold true is that if a survey question has been asked in a certain way for a not-insignificant amount of time, the client is often either uneasy or completely unwilling to change it - because it mucks with the comparability between old and new data.
They could easily add the new stuff without losing the old data. That would be more helpful if anything.
I'd hope that they have way more detailed data internally. Count over time by component name, especially at such low frequencies, would be an absolute non-issue to process and store almost indefinitely.
Linus shouldn't be ashamed of having money. He worked for it for literal decades. People who give him shit over having an opinion is mind-blowing to me. Don't hate because you don't have the motivation or drive to give everything to something that makes you happy and also money.
Google maps doesn't have that much distortion since it's not actually a flat map except for the part you are looking at. It always re-centers the projection on the center of your view so the distortion is minimal compared to a full globe 2d projection for example.
for the steam auto updates, you still can enable games to update the moment they get an update, you just need to enable that feature for every single game you have downloaded by,
1) right clicking the game
2) going to preferences
3) then updates
4) and under Automatic Updates change it to High Priority
and after this tedious process do it for every other game you will ever download or until steam allows it as a universal option
Heh. I personally set all my games to only update on launch as I play so few of them ao rarely that I would otherwise cause a lot of pointless updates. And my games are usually lower tier so updates are generally small and quick enough. It's just time to refill my water bottle!
10:40
This is why i love this show. Luke and Linus are both obviously people who are in the world and know what's going on, but little slips like this let you know where their heart is.
"Luke's not some kind of like 2FA die hard"
Linus probably says 2FA so much more than 2A (makes sense considering he's Canadian) that he just did it automatically. Love it.
Was just about to comment that as I saw this lmao. Was wondering if anyone caught it. Also there ain’t even no second amendment in Canada for Luke to be diehard over.
Donkey Kong game lol
@@saladgreens912there are Canadian trumpies. Some of them are weirdly into American politics
@@FinneasJedidiahsome Canadian protestors were flying the confederate battle flag. Can't get much Norther than Canada
Came here to say this. :)
Linus don’t sweat the “Eat the rich” crowd. Whenever I’ve heard you discuss price, you’ve done it in a way that accounts for the context and reference points that inform your opinion, and it’s an experienced opinion worth hearing in full. Eff the 1% that think they’re the proletariat. They’re idiots.
I know that Linus already pays 50% tax, he said it on twitter ages ago and I checked out of sheer curiosity.
Yeah, I've never heard him address prices from the perspective of "I'm rich and can afford it, so it's not a big problem". I've seen comments attach that perspective to him more often than I've seen him make that kind of statement.
He talks about pricing the way you'd expect a reviewer to: focusing on potential consumers, the value the product creates and the product's competitors.
if u ship the phone flipped in the box then u can attached it on a wireless charging pad and it should work! its not so far fetched to find a way for data transfer
Just what I was thinking
If you price the threadripper per core, $1500 for 64 cores is actually very cheap.
First gen. was $550 for 8 cores ($69 per core). Then the 12 core was $800 ($67 per core). Following the same logic, $1500 for 64 cores is $23.5 dollars per core.
The reason steam doesn't auto update quite so hard is because people have big libraries and you might not play a game in a time frame where 3 or 5 updates might go past before you launch the game again. Why download and overwrite files 5 times between plays instead of once.
That is stupid. Did I set it to auto update? Yes did it auto update? No? Then it sucks
@@swiftdragonriderUntil you start complaining that Steam is eating up all of your resources by constantly downloading huge files.
@@Creepernom That is why it's literally a setting? I expect the setting to do what it says on the tin. Why provide me with that option if it doesn't behave like that anyway.
It distributes the load on Steam's servers - if an update for CS2 came out and EVERYONE started downloading it at once, Steam's servers would suffer. Not everyone wants to play the game immediately and it lets them spread the load out over a longer time.
@@ruukinen it's literally still a setting. The default was changed to defer downloads, but you can set individual games to "high priority". That makes download immediate, and take priority over other downloads. This is actually better than what Steam did previously. I don't know why they did this, but I suspect it does reduce traffic for everyone involved.
If they are pushing for background checks for 3d printers they will no doubt realise that the printers can be sold on again to people after the initial sale.
They will have to also push for serial numbers to be registered and have every part marked with the serial number of the printer used to make the parts.
Oh welcome to firearms! Even though a semi truck is more deadly...
Amazing argument; you mean the semi you need a licence for? And the semi is highly regulated?
Right. And if you have felony conviction, you just get someone to buy it for you who doesn't. If you're the buyer and worried about being held responsible, make sure you keep the printer housed on your premises. If someone else prints a gun part on it, how exactly will it be proven that the part came from that printer? What kind of serial number on a part couldn't be erased? But before long, they will probably come up with a law that only certain kinds of licensed businesses can own a 3D printer.
@supertrexandroidx For sure, the legislation sounds really, really stupid, but the comparing guns to vehicles is just a terrible argument.
@@NewandForgivenin the US, you don't need a license to own, purchase, title, or anything else physical with a vehicle, semi included. You need a license to OPERATE it. Like requiring to pass hunters ed before a child can operate a hunting rifle/shot gun in most states (at least on public land)
For the iPhone update mechanism you could fuse it off after the phone has been fully set up for first use. As in while it's still in its original packaging and was never used by a customer the phone can be updated with this pad through the packaging, but once it has been bought and the user has set up the iPhone, a fuse burns through that disables the wireless-pad-update functionality.
It’s hard to say for sure, but all it seems to do is turn on the device and tell it to get an update, it’s functionally the same as if somebody takes the phone out of the box and tells the phone to get an update before they go through the process of activating it. It’s just now it can be done inside of a box. The phone will already turn on when you apply wireless power to it.
@@quantuminfinity4260an Efuse does sound like the best solution to prevent misuse after the fact. It’s also apple, who refuse to create back doors, so it stacks with that.
3 minutes in and the banter already started. That’s why i watch the WAN show every week. 😊😊😊
If someone watches the wan show the 1st time they would be sooo confused.
Hi LLD, from UK.
It would be great if the hardware survey allowed you to see per game data.
That is: the top % of players in terms of play time in the last week (To filter out people who bought a game and didn't really play it)
Then you can see what kind of hardware you need for a specific game.
Maybe valve could use this to generate "Recommened specs" on the store page.
"You wouldn't steal a baby!
You wouldn't 3D print a gun!
You wouldn't steal a policeman's hat!"
The show starts at 0:00
Thanks, I had gotten lost
The most random fake argument starts at 3:13 lol
Kids: can we get a timestamp guy Mom??
Mom: we have a timestamp guy at home
56:40 "Underhand!" That made me laugh so hard, Linus sold that one.
2:04:00 he exercised all dew diligence to recycle that plastic
That, sir, was terrible and quite possibly Linus-worthy.
1:47:12 being in the farther track of your lane when passing on a motorcycle may give you more time to react, but actually puts you in a vehicle's blind spot sooner and longer as you go by. Most rider training courses teach you to "own your lane" by riding in the closer track to other traffic so you are more visible to them.
I like how linus wears his hoody and I also like how Luke responded to Linus inquiry "Why are you keeping a cat in a bag?" (6 cats)
/bin's cat has moved. The new address is: /usr/bin/cat. Please remember to empty the trash in /tmp before milking the clock!
i like how this is clearly written by an 8 year old 😂
Not changing tires in pairs is actually dangerous. Even few milimeters smaller diameter on one side and completelly different friction (it will pull to one side when breaking) is a huge problem. Also the age is really important, even if you still have enough tread, they can be dangerous to use.
That's sort of true but there's also no guarantee that the road has the same grip on both sides either. That's why electronic brake force distribution is a thing.
Regarding age, we had a set of Continental tyres around 6.5 years old that started falling apart. Chunks were coming off. After that I think we'll stick to Michelin...
10:40 I'm absolutely offended that Luke's not a 2FA diehard! Multifactor authentication is the bees knees!
You can 3-D print a gun but then again it doesn’t have to be a gun to kill someone. They can also be like a BB gun or an airsoft gun, which just has a full range of customization to it to make it look like however that you want.
Linus and Luke, about the steam survey, I can say that the last time I took it it wasn't that accurate considering it marked my computer as having no vr even though the vr was at the moment connected to the computer while having beat saber installed from steam and it also had no option to say "ehy, you didn't see this part of my computer correctly".
It's funny that you mention mac updates being seamless, and I'm sure I'm the exception, but every time I update my work mac, it dumps me in the bios and I have to go through some repair process, so I have to stay and watch it for up to half an hour.
If LTT actually does a new Christmas album then I'm 100% convinced it was front to back an advertising bit. From the very first mention however many wan shows ago.
Here's a use scenario for steam to download from another computer.
I have a bunch of jackbox games installed on my pc incase i want to stream it and play with friends. I am not taking my pc with me, but my laptop i dont normally keep any games on since its old. Saved me a bunch of time instead of having to do the traditional download.
So Linus went from reading Anarchist Cookbook to running a 100 million $ company, shit could’ve happened 😅
im sure he wont see this but the linus money thing he commented on this video is funny to me cuz im very grateful that he keeps people on a tight budget in mind when he makes his videos, more so than most influencers in this area id say. even what he can buy used is better than what i can afford but the principles in those budget oriented videos helped me save a lot of money and still be satisfied with what i can get. which was something i didnt think was a thing in this specific niche that seems to always care about the newest and more expensive stuff and for the most part people in tech are like that they will just tell you to get the newest thing and scoff at you if you cant! thats not how LTT rolls n thanks to that ive been able to learn more about hardware stuff
Totally agree about Cad lawmakers not knowing anything with that list, I help with small arms and vehicle history / specs for table top wargames and when they released that list it was painful to read though.
calling A.I. machinations hallucinating has made my year
I do printer support on site and it’s actually amazing how complicated they are and expensive too
For the record, Rectangle for OSX is free to enable snapping + keyboard based window management.
Also, many 3D printers are open-source and can be assembled from bits and pieces
If only i could add a video to a watchlist/playlist from the youtube notification. The notification is useless unless im going to watch the video that second. I never even bother to look there now.
The iPhone update thing is super scary. Imagine embedding this in tables in cafes or airports. Heck, imagine embedding this in wireless chargers.
Just... disable it *if* the initial setup has been performed.
@@stalincat2457 A software "disable" option can be bypassed, just like with anything else. Its mere existence is an issue.
@@ShiroKage009I mean, sure there's risk. But I've been selling phones for 13 years. That doesn't make me an expert on software updates through charging pads, but Apple really doesn't allow much in the way of software updates. iPhones download the update, painstakingly verify the update over another thirty minutes, "prepare" the update with another server handshake, then install it. It doesn't make them immune. A different company could be much less careful than that, but things are pretty locked in.
You mean the same issue that exists for public wired chargers? Yeah, gotta be mindful of that.
@@MikeKrasnenkov you can avoid using public ports. It's much harder to not put your phone on a table.
I need the philosophical “be better at future me” conversation in a floatplane after dark 😂
For Luke: You also don't want to pass the drivers who are constantly running out of their lane... because now the danger is behind you. Keep the danger in front of you where you can see it. IF they are behind you... you stop at a light and they run right into you. Or you slow down cause of traffic and they run right into you. Safer to keep them in front.
"New York isn't small!"
*laughs in Texan 8hr drive to get out of Texas*
Linus hatred of twitter is getting quite annoying to listen to. His points have been main over and over again, and it makes me not want to watch the wan show at times.
I mean unless you are warching live you can use timestamps to skip topics
So the 3D printer rant Linus and Luke went on reminded me of that time I saw crossbows for sale on Amazon a while back. Turns out, they still do for $50 here in CA. Lmao
Crossbows/bows are the most halarious loophole i've seen lol.
A felon can buy a completly silent crossbow that can put a hole thru steel without even an id check.
While a law abiding citizen needs to wait 6 months, do 2 background checks and pay a tax to get a suppressed gun.
That Cloud configured access point @ 3:03:30 was probably xclaim subbrand of ruckus. I was not happy when they turned by perfectly good AP into ewaste.
All meraki aps require an active subscription.
For the rant on notifications
I have only put notifications for channels that rarely post and I generally want to watch as soon as it posts
So I click on more than 70% of my notifications, but I don't even get them dayly, and I have 100+ subscriptions, but only a few where I kept the bell on
Someone already got tableballs the website up. Who ever you are I salute you o7
Disappointed it doesn’t redirect anywhere.
WAN show in two months: Linus defeatedly holding up prototype LTT table balls
Threadripper was never great for a scrappy gaming build, I'm not sure what history Linus is remembering. 😅 early Threadripper was terrible for gaming: dealing with NUMA or "game mode" disabling all but 8-cores. Then later when it wasn't terrible in gaming it wasn't anywhere near cheap: $4000 32- core 3rd gen.
"I SPECIFICALLY ASKED YOU NOT TO DO THAT" lmaoooo
If that phone is really home grown. There is a high possibility, that those processors are stocked before the restrictions.
We will see if they really can manufacture processors if they produce more.
And it wouldn't be the first time that china lied about producing something that was just a modified old processor.
(Changed the print on the heatsink)
Your opinion of price was invaluable for me as viewer, because I could at least get information whether some product was good value. This is important piece of information that I will miss and look elsewhere for.
apple updating phones in their box will absolutely decimate what little is left of the jailbreaking scene
It’s difficult for it not to feel like a direct attack on the scene
How?
@@nishantrajani7372A lot of exploits rely on out-of-date OS flaws. If new phones get patched before you get your hands on them, you won't be able to jailbreak immediately.
@@nishantrajani7372the number of people on a lower (jailbreak-able) iOS version will be significantly reduced. Like 99.9% reduced
Most jailbreaking relies on a vulnerability in older firmware loaded at the factory. Later firmware usually patches these, making it harder or impossible to get a jailbreak.
I love that Dan referenced *that* thread when talking about body parts in the ornaments.
if the US is serious about keeping China in check, upgrade another SEA country for their manufacturing, like Philippines, Vietnam or Indonesia. give them competition...
What u said is the truth but it's almost impossible because that's what China is doing right now. They moved their manufacturing line to other Asian countries so that Asia will get together. That's not what US wanted. US wants to take control of them, not make them prosperous😂😂
Good luck finding competent Engineers in Indonesia. Our Engineering Grads would rather take up cushy "birokrasi" govt job than any "dirty tukang job". Engineering is looked down here in Indon-clownesia.
I'm a custom mod SI who does a lot of mods to transform old Singaporean ATX office case (which have sturdy build mind you) into gaming case with custom-made dust filter and extra airflow. And people here treat me like I was some short of dirty hobo. Our culture simply lacks appreciation for the trades.
The U.S would have made more money investing for chip Industry in Eastern Europe or Mexico. I worked with Polish and Ukrainian server Engineers on an HP-liscensed distribution centre and holy shit, those are some of the best engineers I've ever met.
Although to be fair, according to my kin and kith who are in the Indonesian Navy, Filipino sailors are also very harsd working and has a atrong appreciation for craftmanship.
@@arthurlasido258 that sounds like the sort of issues that wouldn't exist had the US been smart about it's economical hold.
Manufacturing is quickly switching to countries like Vietnam, India and Mexico. The only advantage China really had was existing supply chains. They are going down fast now.
@@arthurlasido258 I say wait, till the war comes round, the craftmans will be in so much in demand just like the ones in Ukraine... people will always take the dirty for granted until the stakes affects them...
IMO craftsman in Indonesia should be appreciated and needed by the government in order to build up capability to patrol their waters... and as far as I know, not much has been done to uplift that sector...
I'd been on the fence about free will vs determinism my whole life until last year.
I realized that most people most of the time are living deterministically. The only time its possible to utilize free will is by actively deciding to change the focus of our attention. Basically, it's all [input]→[function]→[output], but we can choose to change the input through redirecting attention. This is why mindfulness is so powerful.
After making fun of twitter, and his long history of slagging everything related to Musk, Linus says how great it would be if companies were transparent and just said what was on their minds. Like wow. If Musk kept his mouth shut it would solve half their problems.
And he said it, after embarrassingly not realizing that the defensive driving systems he wants for vehicles actually exists as ADAS systems in several vehicles today, including of course teslas, where the cars just act to protect you. And not realizing that those features in teslas exist because they've been so focused on full autonomy, and that they work even when you don't have autopilot or fsd activated. FFS if the system just gave friendly suggestions as he describes, it would always be too late.
It's not about guns, it's about liberty and freedom.
when society can make and build its own things, things become localised, decentralise and democratised.
power and money does not want this.
as for linus no battery policy, you still use button battery’s on electronics for timekeeping (cmos battery on motherboards, in a lot of consumer electronics)
I will love to see a reusable button battery option.
Yeah he meant batteries that need replacing though, mobo batteries usually run a lot longer than the mobos use time. Have you ever had to replace one?
@@Dan-SimmsI play a lot of retro consoles and use a single controller to play on multiple systems to hunt shiny pokémon.
due to my extremely niche use case i’ve recently started to have a problem with the battery’s on these old consoles starting to die, since i have alot of these systems and plan to use them for a long while a rechargeable battery in this case may make some sense depending on price and some other factors.
linus saying that he did not have any single use battery’s prompted me to wonder what he did for these battery’s.
since the battery’s lose power over time it does not make sense to have a stockpile of single use battery’s on hand all the time.
(i suspect that single use battery’s here are the way to go)
tldr
it’s not uncommon on old electronics, (gameboy cartrages have button battery’s to save the game)
depending on the price it may make sense to have some / only use rechargeable battery’s.
I love how quickly the convo went from guns to anarchist napalm lmao
Wooden controller a great stocking filler for the Enthusiastic gamer🎉
if only April's fool was Christmas...
Going full grandma's boy JP, "what is grass? Having robot legs, means never touching it.. "
Regarding the bit-storage solution, I'd like something more durable, like a case not a silicon holder. Preferably something that can hold the complete set of LTT bits.
iPhones can be tracked even if they are turned off. Really cool that Apple found a way to use that and clever packaging to simplify user experience.
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I downloaded that same file in high-school and still have it 😂 ( AN CookBook)
I 3D print guns, not because I'm a gun nut but because I love creating functional things... it's like Legos but for adults.
Simple as.
As to functional windows search:
It was functional for a while on Win10 :D
That's even more frustrating!
I remember Linus mentioned it in one vid a while back.
That is our issue in the US. The same people who claim science and data support the 3D printer ban use the same logic in support of every restriction they propose. Thus, it reveals that their intent is to keep us completely subservient to those in power, not "gun safety."
2:22:51 linus is right about cheap GPUs tho. got a 3080 for 400 on FB marketplace
Linus, the future is now
You can produce a reliable 3D-printed AR-15 and tilting-barrel pistol today, they won’t fall apart after a couple shots
Then you can use EDM to rifle the barrel for greater accuracy
Not to mention the P.A Luty submachine gun built in the 1990s from components bought from hardware stores
Imagine an aeroplane that flies 1mm above the ground, circles the earth once every 25 seconds and counts every blade of grass on the way. That is how a hard drive do.
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I doubt this will be seen. But my recommendation for the survey would be a most common configuration playing either in general or per game. Because it doesn't necessarily follow that someone with a six core processor has say 16 gigs of RAM.
19:45 suppressors for example. not they do not make a gun quiet. they make a gun hearing safe. you can fire them without damaging your ears, but you will still hear it is a gunshot, cause, fun fact, gunshots are LOUD. and yeah, with specific ammunition like .300 blackout this noise can further be reduced, but even then you will hear it is a gunshot.
My big issue with the "click the notification button" is that if I were to do that with every channel I subscribe to, then I would get constantly spammed by RUclips. You are completely right on the Recomendation system where this is where I get my videos 90% of the time
Lawmakers: 3D printers are dangerous, you can make a gun
Actual People with 3D printers: haha I printed a meme cat and accessories for my electronics
I need to save this time spot, 2:52:51 for when my kid gets older and we need a talk about choosing who are friends and who are not
This reminds me of the days when creating a VPN put you on a list....Also reminds me of Drug education in public school, thanks for letting me know about awesome substances! Thanks.
Awesome shoutout to Technology Connections - an amazing channel
33:31 there is definitely a reason for this. Publishing the installer takes time, especially in third party platforms like steam. You don’t want to do it so often, it’s much easier to keep an installer longer and let it auto update on launch. The one thing I don’t get is why bundling in the installer so much resources in the first place. Just let people download a 7mb installer and then download from it all you need.
Not a car guy but one thing I took away from our drivers safety course is that having uneven levels of wear on the left & right side of a vehicle is dangerous, front/back is less of a problem but left/right can cause you to spin out due to the difference in traction between two, especially in bad weather or in emergency situations were you have to throw the car around ex: dodging a moose.
As someone who is a US Citizen that supports both the Second Amendment and smarter gun legislation and controls, I'm with you and Luke. The language is way overreaching because it said "ANY PARTS". This is effectively banning all 3D printers because all printers can make some part of a gun without making the actual parts that makes a gun work. while things like the barrel, firing pin, trigger, receiver and other parts of the firing mechanism are the only things can be 3D printed, they can only be printed on specific printers due to a requirement of being made of metal. And some of these parts (like the barrel specifically) are far better made on lathes and mills. And while there are some filaments strong enough to print those items, they are no where near reliable and durable enough to be used in a firearm without injuring the operator of said gun.
Yeah, this is what you get when uninformed politicians start making policy because it sounds good. "Look! We're doing something about 'The Gun Problem'" without doing something about the actual problems people are facing on the streets.
Can't be for both. The language of the 2A is absolute.
I've only owned vehicles 30 years or older. Defensive driving is a must and I always keep my eyes open for motorcycles in particular. Even going out of my way to keep to shoulders on the highway to allow bikes go through in congested sections