There will come time where the only sustainable option is to write your own game engine. -Timestamps- [0:00] *Chapters.* [1:05] *Intro.* [1:32] *Topic #1: Unity's runtime fee angers all.* > 3:45 Fraud detection, silently deleted clause & TOS. > 5:11 Unity's income, CEO selling stocks before changes. > 6:38 Unity's response, Linus on hiding it. > 10:24 Luke mentions Mega Crit's tweet, Linus on "premeditated." > 14:38 Luke recalls "Pay to Reload," Linus advocates for Unity. > 17:45 UE4 & SOLIDWORKS licenses, Godot, what should Unity do? > 25:14 Linus on changing terms of subscription. [30:06] *Topic #2: Plex blocks access to Hetzner.* > 31:47 Explaining Plex, its usage, reason behind the block. > 34:49 Plex's sharing & premium feature, Jellyfin & Emby. > 39:36 Liking products V.S. working with sponsor, Luke on eufy babycam. > 42:08 "Plex is a company with a liability," "WAN VPN." [Cont.] *Topic #1: Unity's runtime fee angers all.* > 43:43 What game companies are doing things right? ft. Kitty bread. [Cont.] *Topic #2: Plex blocks access to Hetzner.* > 44:44 Jake's Pirate Party of Canada comment. [48:18] *Merch Messages #1.* > 49:17 Linus's autonomous lawn mower update. > 53:03 Entered mall competition, received details of every entry, who to report this to? [56:02] *Guess the purpose of this Wish product! ft. Jessica.* > 58:04 Rules of the bit. > 58:41 Product #1. > 1:02:22 Product #2. > 1:05:20 Product #3. > 1:10:38 Product #4. > 1:12:36 Product #5. [1:25:19] *Sponsors.* > 1:25:29 MetaDock. > 1:26:53 Kudos. > 1:27:51 The Ridge x Hennessy ft. Ridge-sponsored LTT video. [1:36:00] *Scrapyard Wars 9.* [1:39:31] *Merch Messages #2.* > 1:39:42 Are you planning to shave your beard? > 1:40:51 What if Apple invested 5% in Valve? ft. Games discussion. > 2:02:11 Will there be a console with an upgradeable graphics card? [2:03:58] *LTTStore's new reversible bomber jacket.* > 2:06:50 LTTStore's new Merino T-shirt. > 2:09:12 LTT retro screwdriver newsletter. > 2:09:55 Send over favorite garment & your review on it. [2:10:34] *Topic #3: California's right to repair bill.* [2:13:43] *Topic #4: Destiny 2 cheater barred from playing games.* [2:24:02] *How many videos were shot after the break?* > 2:28:55 Answer, FP poll's result. [2:31:56] *Topic #5: Pitstoptech's handheld Framework DIY project.* > 2:34:16 Specs, Linus on ROG Ally's repairability. [2:37:02] *Topic #6: Meta to allow cross-apps messaging.* [2:38:51] *Topic #7: Apple's iPhone 15 has Type-C.* > 2:40:28 Micro-B & Mini-B, discussing Lightning. > 2:47:30 Linus on being stuck with Type-C. [2:51:58] *Topic #8: Intel announces Thunderbolt 5.* [2:54:13] *Topic #9: Twitter (X) monetization pays LTT.* [2:55:05] *Topic #10: MS ends Surface Duo's support.* [2:58:59] *Merch Messages #3 ft. WAN Show After Dark.* > 2:59:16 How hard was it to set up LTTStore's desk configurator? > 3:01:02 Your take on the potential requirement of battery replacement? > 3:03:15 Has LTT considered physical copies of their content? > 3:04:16 What do you think of kids using devices during school days? > 3:12:38 Timeline for serious RISC adoption for gaming? > 3:14:57 Opinion on Asus charging $750 to replace an $800 monitor's LCD? > 3:16:41 What is the point you decide to move on from tech? > 3:18:43 What inspired the Honest Answers series? > 3:21:00 Given TH-cam's algorithm, are you getting back to daily uploads? > 3:22:05 Is the swacket coming back? > 3:22:33 Which subscriber makes the most revenue for you - YT, YT Premium or FP? > 3:24:07 History of hiring Riley, impact on LMG if you didn't? > 3:24:42 What content would you do on an experimental channel? > 3:26:56 Will Linus be upgrading his Framework 13 to Ryzen? > 3:27:37 Thoughts on AYANEO KUN? > 3:28:38 Why have you dropped the Amazon store? > 3:32:06 U.S.'s large lithium deposit, will we see lithium products getting cheaper? > 3:34:49 Did the CVO idea come organically or was it borrowed from Simon Cynic's book? > 3:36:50 Are you considering bulk ordering Framework 16 for LMG? [3:41:25] *Outro.* Side note: many asked me to set up Patreon the last two years of doing this. There's a ko-fi link in my channel's description now for those interested - appreciate the support all those years. :)
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the time stamps, it only appears if you search new and scroll down to look for it, YT censorship is so far beyond messed up, ridiculously stvpid 🤮
A very very very rough timestamp 1:35 - Unity Runtime Fee 30:16 - Plex cracking down on piracy 43:49 - Topic confusion 44:47 - LTT Lab's Jacob Daynes founded the Pirate Party of Cananda!!! 48:16 - Merch Messages > 49:20 - Autonomous Lawnmower update > 53:05 - Mall Data Security issue 56:12 - Jessica joins the Show! 57:07 - Jessica's game show > 58:42 - Product 1 > 1:02:25 - Product 2 > 1:05:33 - Product 3 > 1:10:45 - Product 4 > 1:12:50 - Product 5 1:17:36 - Silverware segment?!? 1:25:26 - Sponsors > 1:25:29 - Metadock > 1:26:55 - Kudos > 1:27:54 - Ridge x Hennessy 1:28:54 - Ridge sponsored cool video 1:35:56 - Scrapyard Wars!!!!!!! It's back baby!!! 1:39:34 - Merch messages > 1:39:39 - Linus's Beard > 1:40:49 - If Apple bought Valve > > 1:50:07 - Most played games on Steam > 2:02:15 - Game console with upgradable graphic card 2:04:00 - New LTT store stuff 2:10:36 - California Right to Repair 2:13:45 - Destiny 2 cheater 2:24:18 - Vibe check after the break 2:32:01 - Framework gaming handheld 2:37:06 - EU law's effect on WhatsApp and USB 3 2:51:59 - Thunderbolt 5 2:55:10 - Surface Duo reaches end of update life 2:59:08 - WAN after dark > 2:59:23 - Deskpad configurator on LTT store > 3:01:04 - User replaceable phone battery > 3:03:16 - Ripped copies of content > 3:04:20 - Young kids using devices > 3:12:40 - RISC adoption for gaming > 3:15:00 - Asus charging a lot for a replacement panel > 3:16:43 - E-cycled plasma tv > 3:18:43 - What is it like to work for linus videos > 3:22:08 - Swacket isn't coming back? > 3:22:35 - which subscription gives better returns > 3:24:09 - why was Riley hired?!? > 3:24:45 - what would be a good experimental channel > 3:26:57 - Will Linus be updating his framework > 3:27:37 - Ayaneo Kun > 3:28:39 - Amazon store > 3:32:07 - Lithium deposit found > 3:34:51 - Linus's CVO role
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the real time stamps, Noki posted them hours ago and they are one of the most upvoted comments on the vid yet only appears if you search new and scroll down
I have been enjoying Godot with C#, just not a ton of tutorials using C# and it's annoying to look through documentation every time I wanna do something simple.
@@adjgamer Try asking Bing chat your coding questions. I have found it works very well in going through docs for me and can build a tutorial on the fly
Unity is like you buy a house and after making mortgage payments for 10 years, the bank decides it's going to charge you for every time you've ever opened your fridge.
If the bankers thought the case law would result in being driven to bankruptcy, many a lending bank would gleefully pursue such strategies. It's bad enough that many mortgages have balloon payments...
They employ over 3000 engineers that somehow manage to produce nothing, their execs made $31M this year alone, and they went public meaning they have to keep making greater returns. A "tough spot" isn't what I'd use to describe it.
Most of the reason they are in a bad position financially is they used cheap money to do debt fueled growth. They bought many other companies in order to get bigger. We don't actually know if they would be profitable if they did not have the weight of all those other companies and loan payments. They are certaintly in a bad place now with interest rates going up.
I'm sorry but I have to strongly disagree! I have never had such an awkward, annoying and distracting experience in my life! This was highly irritating. She is not good for this channel.
1:23:35 To remove tarnish from silver, you add aluminum and **washing** soda (sodium carbonite) into water, not baking soda (sodium bicarbonate). You then dip the silver item into the water so that it touches the aluminum. The thicker the aluminum, the better it will remove the tarnish. There was product sold on infomercials back in the 1990s that was basically a perforated aluminum sheet sized to fit in the bottom of a standard household sink and a small bag of washing soda for this express purpose. **edit** I should point out that washing soda is caustic. If you try this, wear kitchen gloves and goggles for protection.
@Lagrange00 It kind of is a problem. I tried it back in the day when that infomercial aired a lot. I didn't catch the washing soda part and used baking soda and aluminum foil, just like Linus mentions. It didn't work. Years later I was looking for something in the cleaning aisle at the store and saw a box of washing soda. I remembered my experiment and bought it. I retried the experiment with the same small silver dish I tried it on the first time. It worked. It wasn't instant like in the infomercial with the much thicker aluminum sheet, and it certainly didn't make it gleam like I had properly polished it, but got rid of the tarnish.
@Lagrange00 I am the OP, but thank you for pointing out what you meant. I have dyslexia and had a difficult time seeing what you meant even after you spelled it out.
“Bicarb soda” is actually sodium hydrogen carbonate, and can be converted into the more corrosive sodium carbonate by heating it. (The powder releases water and co2 so it appears to boil for a while) If I had to speculate I’d suggest the alkali is dissolving the outer layer of aluminium oxide in the same way that hydroxide is used industrially, then the sulphur responsible for tarnish jumps over to the more reactive aluminium. (Internet results focus on the sulphur and not the purpose of the carbonate)
Never mess with a woman named Jessica unless you're ready to get your buns handed to you. Her and Dan as a teamup against Luke/Linus... I'm laughing maniacal.
i had the toilet light. its main function was going to the bathroom without turning the light on at night. i used rechargeable batteries and used it for several weeks
The Shoo-Away for keeping bugs off food is actually amazing. I've never had to replace the batteries and never seen a fly try to get to the food underneath it (in Australia)
Unity also makes a change to the Personal Edition (the free one that everyone can use): it will be "always online". If your internet connection goes away, you can continue to use for 3 days offline. I wonder what kind of data they will collect.
@@knifeyonlineI mean, it will definitely only hurt legitimate Unity Personal users. Pirates will be able to keep on using the old engine versions forever, and they will continue working the way they've always been. And eventually also the new ones when they get cracked, too. Always online DRM is really no different from regular DRM from the perspective of pirates. Either way you're completely off the grid with a fully unlocked piece of software.
43:05 I wouldn't be surprised if the pressure on Plex came from Hetzner themselves - because as a German owned and run company legal liability would be taken extremely seriously. This would also explain why Hetzner are singled out.
Hetzner have commented themselves and said that that they wish Plex did not do this. why would Hetzner talk down on another company that's doing them a favor? I think this is pressure from the film industry
@@Tofflus fair enough I stand corrected. I was just speculating it might be a CYA move given what happened with Quad9 vs Sony just a few months ago in a German court. In that case it didn't matter that the judges clearly didn't understand the first thing about DNS or that Sony obviously picked on a very small non-profit just to set a legal precedent to suit their end-game.
I'm pulling out on a project I started in Unity earlier this year. I don't expect huge sales, but Unity created a situation where I can't trust them not to walk this situation forward after they walked it back. They're losing money, but losing trust carries a gigantic cost by comparison.
Jessica reminds me so much of Thelma from Scooby Doo... I always had a thing for her.... I would REALLY like to see more of her.... Seriously though, she's a great writer/creator/performer and needs more attention and air time. Maybe do a tag-team style swap between her and Dan during normal/after dark WAN show?
Regarding the Unity dumpster fire: Don't be distracted by "he sold 50000 of his shares" - he still holds around 3,2 MILLION shares. This is a nothing burger.
I feel like we need to know how much that was worth, how much that is worth now, And his selling habits in previous years to know if this is a nothing burger or not. I'm open to hearing why that's wrong though
@@Sir.Craze-People should stick to the more valid arguments because the stock complaint is nothing. He's been selling the 2000 shares regularly for months. This one just happened to line up with this terrible change. Other members of the board sold more than 10x the amount he did recently: "Several others on Unity's board of directors also sold shares in the past few weeks, including president of growth Tomer Bar-Zeev who sold 37.5k shares on 1st September, for around $1.4m. Shlomo Dovrat, meanwhile, sold 68k shares on 30th August for around $2.5m."
@@Sir.Craze- As far as I know (i'm not from the States), he needs to sell of a % of his shares on a regular basis and 2000 shares of 3,211 Million are just around 0,063%. So, it is a nothing burger, a distraction to be outraged, and not about the topic at hand.
@@ColonelXZ It's a highly efficient scanline based 2d renderer. My colleague made a video summarizing what Tilengine is: /watch?v=M7-FWC4evoU&list=PLgm1WrFY6YW6LfKAKbt80Ntpf_MZ9EMek
The Ludum Dare game jam is coming up in a couple weeks which is a cool competition where people develop a game from start to finish in 72 hours. Over the years Unity has massively gained in popularity to where a solid majority of the games for Ludum Dare are Unity games. I will be interested to see the spread of game engines this time around. While many will probably stick to what they know and are comfortable with, I suspect many others will use this jam as an opportunity to try out a new engine.
Honestly considering all if not most games in game jams are free, there is nothing preventing people from using Unity unless they plan on continuing work on the game and sell it
That's not how that works. If you attend the jam and actually want to create something there then you need to use the tools you know. Game engine is too complex to rush something to completion while learning how to use it...
@@krissy_h7854 Mostly true, but in my last jam I actually dove headfirst into a new engine and I ended up making my best game yet. There are a couple weeks of this bad unity press for anyone to learn the basics of a new engine. There are no prizes or any actual real stakes so I’m sure plenty of teams will use this as an opportunity to see if another engine is a good fit for games they actually wish to make money on.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: Micro-B's downfall was not the spec. It came out right about the time that smartphones were going mainstream and manufacturers were aggressively chasing the race to the bottom. The point of Micro-B was to make the port more durable and let the cable be a wear part... Manufacturers immediately started violating the spec and made the ports cheap and flimsy too, as well as making crappy cheap cables so they could save a few pennies per unit. It was a match made in hell.
One thing about Unitys mafia tactics. Unity bought an ADservice 2 years ago and seems to be exempting the install fees (or giving big discount 80-100%) to developers switching/using their ad service instead of competition. So this is a force tactic to make developers to use Unitys services instead of competitions services.
If Unity simply asked developers to self report their sales _and_ ensured that it wasn't possible for charge more than the developer made in sales then it would have been unwelcome but wouldn't have received anywhere near the level of backlash. I don't understand what these business people are thinking. Clearly they don't care about profit because this was a massive self own.
Exactly - the problem wasn't the fact that they were charging, but the crazy amounts and how they rolled out the change. If they had been less greedy and only started rolling this out progressively, most studios would just plan future development including the changes and everyone would be happy - after all devs are business people too and they understand that everyone in the chain needs to be profitable to stick around.
@weirdguybr No, the problem IS, that they charged (like this) in the first place, but you *just* proved my point that more people would've defended and supported the change if they didn't charge as much.
Linus builds all those things he would have Loved as a Child because deep down inside he is still that child amazed by discovery and that's what makes him so relatable.
Stainless steel still contains iron and can also rust, there are multiple types of it some more resistant than other. The big factor is that the chrom oxid (the part that inhibits rust) must be able to form (takes around 24 hours) if you work with it and instantly put it under water for example it can rust.
Clean, then soak your Stainless in warm citric acid for 5-10 minutes, give it a good rinse and thoroughly dry and you've somewhat passivated it (Not to ASTM standards obviously)
You don't put something over the food because, 1 you would need a cover for every plate of food, 2 you have to remove the cover to get the food, allowing bugs inside, This device can cover an area with more than one plate of food. So maybe 2 for an entire table. You can easily grab the food because the blades are designed so they won't hurt you when you stick you hand in them.
Guy this is a standard tactics.: "Dear devs if you want to continue to eat you have to install this big black 24" dildo in you back", Devs: "I will never do something like that!", them :" Wait wait, you understood wrong, it's not a big black dildo, it's only this tiny butt plug" Devs: "ah really then it's ok!". They still got in your back door, but just switching the big scare for their real target they made more acceptable.
As my desk has two LTT deskpads on it (it's a big 80x30" uplift) - I used the configurator to visualize how they'd look if I wanted to cover most of the desk. Thanks Conrad!
steel soap actually works quite well, even chefs know if you rub your hand on a stainless steel sink itll get rid of fish smells etc. use it a lot when fishing and it genuinely helps
No matter how well it works, the product is still a waste of money in most cases. Chances are, you already have something in your kitchen setup that is stainless steel. A pot, pan, bowl, serving spoon, or even the sink itself.
doesnt do much when you are out fishing, steel soap cost like a couple bucks at most. also believe it or not my only stainless steel fixture is my fridge door, also do you really wanna grab a whole pan to rub your hands on for a minute and get between your fingers etc, now you gotta wash the pan@@jase_allen
@@jase_allen it's much easier to rub your hands on something shaped like soap lol, it's not a waste of money at all, you can pump soap on top of it too. The stainless steel removes smell and does it well, it doesn't have anti-microbial properties. These things only cost a couple of dollars. It's a convenience item and it's convenient. 🤷♂
This is the one highlight. The unthinkable happened. Apple dumped an 11 year old connector using the speeds of usb from 2000 for a good modern connector
@@kibabyte some said that's because the non pro used last year's CPU, that cpu used the lightning cable witch used USB 2, there's a chance that ir couldn't physically use it. But I'm not too sure that is true
@@Temb_ it’s basically just because they didn’t want to slightly modify last years chip to allow USB 3.1 speeds and they probably have some left over stock
@@aspzx I use Visual Scripting. Unreal has Blueprints. Unity bought Bolt. Godot terminated their visual scripting tool, for good reason, but that still means untill the community makes a new version of it. Unreal is my best option.
I hope this doesn't come across as patronizing but keep in mind that Unreal is also from a large corporation where profit comes first. You'd still have the same possible issue of some moron making a bad decision to try and squeeze money out of developers in the future.
@@BunnLilah Yes and no. Epic isn't a publiclty traded company, so investors don't have a say, in the way they do in Unity. Also unlike Unity, Unreal has their TOS protection. (Meaning If I dont like their new TOS, I can keep using the current version of the engine with the TOS that Existed when, I agree to it.) Baked into the contract, as long as I keep using that version of Unreal.
You could have done a scrap yard wars with the mom and pop computer shop. Give each contestant 10 minutes to run through the store shopping and get the best parts they possibly can. Then give them an hour to try and get the parts working... Then another 10 minutes to shop to either find a better parts or replace parts that won't work.
YT music is not included in YT premium. YT music is just a different interface that anyone can access with the same conditions as regular YT. YT premium is a subscription that removes ads and adds features to both platforms.
19:14 "Nobody's going to let you use Maya for free" - Actually, if you're a student, Autodesk DOES let you use it for free. It's beneficial for them to do so, of course, because it makes students learn their workflow, and those students will likely continue using Autodesk products after they graduate.
For being into such wild and wacky first world gadgets, surprised they didn't get more of those weird products. As someone who browses Amazon flash sales I instantly recognized all of them.
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the real time stamps, Noki posted them more than 24 hours ago and they are the most upvoted comment on the vid yet it only appears if you search new and scroll all the way down
1 hour 14 minutes 56 seconds. That "what" was priceless after that long pause😂😂😂😂😂😂 thank you Dan for saying what we all were thinking lol, I had a really good laugh replaying that
* Stainless steel soap works in my cooking experience, though I never paid for one: I just rub my palms on stainless steel sink, same result. I have a good sense of smell and let me tell you, the difference is immense. * Silver trick works, I read it in an old book and cleaned my moms jewelery regularly (as she only wore silver). Just salty water (boiling is only to disolve salt faster, not that important), crumpled aluminium foil and you drop all the silver items into a jar with all that and leave in a warm place for few hours, or overnight. It's just ion exchange, sulfur etc. jumps from silver to aluminium in an electrolyte. You can speed it up but I never had the need. You know its working when it starts to smell sulfury after some time. * Silvered silverware, or "various amount silver" is still popular wedding gift in many places in the world, especially those that saw war, and see value in having precious metals at hand to e.g. pay for escape route xD
The Unity stuff feels so much like they've deliberately presented a horrible plan in order to settle on something that is still greedy, but seemingly less bad.
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the real time stamps, Noki posted them more than 24 hours ago and they are the most upvoted comment on the vid yet it only appears if you search new and scroll all the way down
2:44:35 Lighting has two indents that’s keep the cord in better, it’s small, and it doesn’t have a center area that can break, the only reason I’m glad for usb C is simply the fact that it’s universal
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the real time stamps, Noki posted them more than 24 hours ago and they are the most upvoted comment on the vid yet it only appears if you search new and scroll all the way down
2:15:00 One key element here is that this was not a decision by a court, it was a consent decree. A consent decree is essentially an agreement between the two parties which they submit to the court and request the courts to enforce, it is not a decision by the court and the court's only role is in enforcement. It is absolutely NOT legally precedential. The biggest issue with tbis is thag the companies will try to use it to intimidate people outside of court.
Automower is great for my 2 acres. It runs at night every other night until morning. It works around two driveways and two houses. It takes a few weeks to get it to work well. It learns and adapts.
1:02:22 My parents have those, they’ve got little reflective bits that apparently annoy the compound eyes of bugs and will almost always have something flashing at them if there’s enough light in the area, making them blind/annoyed enough to leave. they work pretty alright
How about an office wide typing test video, one for all dyslectics and one for non dyslectics. Probably some comparison to regular typing on touch keyboards of different sizes, and on touch things like swipe compared to non swipe.
I asked TH-cam Red to do a lifetime account about 6-7 years ago. They didn’t do it. I am now sad my grandfathered subscription to “Premium” is being forced from $10 to $14 due to TH-cam’s greed.
We have our parents good sterling silver cutlery set which was only used at Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is not unusual for older couples to have complete silverware sets.
Love the fact Linus devalues the whole reason they had a break by telling everyone how dumb they are for now being able to tell what was produced before and after the break...
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the time stamps, Noki posted them more than 24 hours ago and its the most upvoted comment on the vid yet it only appears if you search new and scroll all the way down to the bottom
My favorite thing about the Unity stuff: If they somehow manage to accurately track installs, as they claim they will, then it would violate pretty much every data privacy law in the world If they fail to accurately track installs they will be sued by their shareholders for failing to live up to their promises and failing in their fiduciary responsibility
It makes sense that many indie games were developed with Unity. Its pricing structure before this debacle and its LEGO-like ease of use made it a good fit for lightweight development. But, trying to find the silver lining here, forcing devs to move away from Unity might motivate them to learn and use better tools, maybe even creatively develop some of their own. In an environment where such scummy practices are legally possible, it makes sense to own as much of the codebase in one's projects as possible. 4 legal levels of culpability: Negligence (manslaughter or negligent homicide) - You were too careless. Recklessness (manslaughter) - You knew or should have known your actions were likely to lead to harm, but no intent. Intentional (2nd-degree murder) - Just how it sounds, but it may have been a spur-of-the-moment act, not planned. Premeditated (1st-degree murder) - Malice aforethought. You planned your crime ahead of time.
Funny that they are making fun of the Pirate Party. I don't know about the Canadian one but here in Iceland they are one of the biggest parties both on government and municipality level and their biggest contribution is in transparency in governance, freedom of internet and technology, fighting climate change, healthcare and social care. We need younger people in government everywhere in the world and what Jake did is a great thing and should not be shameful or having have to hide it on your CV. Be proud of this Jake!
My family awhile back had a shock collar for our dog but actually never used the shock function. There was a tone sound that we’d press so when the dog hears it, they know it’s us telling them no or that they did something wrong. One of the younger kids used the shock part and my parents blew up on them about it and kept the collar off the dog only till guests are over. 1:12:19
I'm gen Z and I can text faster than I type. I think the big issue is that we were taught to type pretty early in life and then it's just expected that we're always using computers but a lot of stuff is handwritten until college and by then you have years of a gap between when you learned to type and when it's applied. Meanwhile, we are always consuming content and reading the news on our phones. I bet if you had the Zoomers and the Millennials do speed typing and speed texting you'd see a large difference between the generations on both
As a millennial (barely) - I can most definitely type way faster than I can text. I've been touch typing since grade school as my family always had computers and my Dad encouraged me quite a bit when he saw interest (I work in IT now as an adult). I text in full sentences with both thumbs at a decent enough speed but am no speed demon. But I vastly prefer a full size keyboard, mouse, and monitor for doing anything more than consuming content. I will actively get up and go back to my desk if I have to do something requiring input; that and mobile websites / apps aren't always as fast. But I'm older than Linus, so who knows :)
@@Daphoid I prefer typing on a computer too for actual documents, reports, etc but when I type it's only at a "decent" speed and when I text I feel like a stenographer. When I was younger I always told myself I'd learn when I have to but now I'm an adult and I look down every few strokes because my hands aren't really on the home row while I have enough muscle memory to text without looking. I think a lot of us will have productivity issues if we're in a job that requires us to type a lot
Texting was also different before smartphones. Feature phones sometimes had those large rubber keyboards which slid out, and the blackberry phones had their own physical keyboards. Go further back and we texted using the T9 dialpad. I remember having the muscle memory to text a quick reply with one hand on a phone still in my pocket. I adopted smartphone use pretty late, and have always hated touch typing on them.
i dont know what millenials and gen z's etc are, but i'm 43 and i can type waaay faster than i can text. touchscreen inputs are just such a bad way to interact with your device, you as an individual may be "faster on text" but if you put the practice in on a keyboard you will absolutely be faster on that.
New device would also affect cross-platform, so if you have 2 PCs, or a mac and a PC that both get the game installed, that would apply. Not super common, but I do this with Steam.
Linux's proton runtime will count as a different version every time proton not only updates, but whenever one manually change which version (something that takes seconds to do).
I have a PC and steam deck I usually download a game in both places so I can pick it up and go and sit down and play when I can so that's at least 2 out of me for 1 purchase.
25:33 Unity back-charging developers is worse than Netflix changing the price of your subscription going forward. What Unity has done is more like Netflix raising the price to $20/month, and then hitting your credit card for $1200 because of the 100 previous months that you were only paying $8
There will come time where the only sustainable option is to write your own game engine.
-Timestamps-
[0:00] *Chapters.*
[1:05] *Intro.*
[1:32] *Topic #1: Unity's runtime fee angers all.*
> 3:45 Fraud detection, silently deleted clause & TOS.
> 5:11 Unity's income, CEO selling stocks before changes.
> 6:38 Unity's response, Linus on hiding it.
> 10:24 Luke mentions Mega Crit's tweet, Linus on "premeditated."
> 14:38 Luke recalls "Pay to Reload," Linus advocates for Unity.
> 17:45 UE4 & SOLIDWORKS licenses, Godot, what should Unity do?
> 25:14 Linus on changing terms of subscription.
[30:06] *Topic #2: Plex blocks access to Hetzner.*
> 31:47 Explaining Plex, its usage, reason behind the block.
> 34:49 Plex's sharing & premium feature, Jellyfin & Emby.
> 39:36 Liking products V.S. working with sponsor, Luke on eufy babycam.
> 42:08 "Plex is a company with a liability," "WAN VPN."
[Cont.] *Topic #1: Unity's runtime fee angers all.*
> 43:43 What game companies are doing things right? ft. Kitty bread.
[Cont.] *Topic #2: Plex blocks access to Hetzner.*
> 44:44 Jake's Pirate Party of Canada comment.
[48:18] *Merch Messages #1.*
> 49:17 Linus's autonomous lawn mower update.
> 53:03 Entered mall competition, received details of every entry, who to report this to?
[56:02] *Guess the purpose of this Wish product! ft. Jessica.*
> 58:04 Rules of the bit.
> 58:41 Product #1.
> 1:02:22 Product #2.
> 1:05:20 Product #3.
> 1:10:38 Product #4.
> 1:12:36 Product #5.
[1:25:19] *Sponsors.*
> 1:25:29 MetaDock.
> 1:26:53 Kudos.
> 1:27:51 The Ridge x Hennessy ft. Ridge-sponsored LTT video.
[1:36:00] *Scrapyard Wars 9.*
[1:39:31] *Merch Messages #2.*
> 1:39:42 Are you planning to shave your beard?
> 1:40:51 What if Apple invested 5% in Valve? ft. Games discussion.
> 2:02:11 Will there be a console with an upgradeable graphics card?
[2:03:58] *LTTStore's new reversible bomber jacket.*
> 2:06:50 LTTStore's new Merino T-shirt.
> 2:09:12 LTT retro screwdriver newsletter.
> 2:09:55 Send over favorite garment & your review on it.
[2:10:34] *Topic #3: California's right to repair bill.*
[2:13:43] *Topic #4: Destiny 2 cheater barred from playing games.*
[2:24:02] *How many videos were shot after the break?*
> 2:28:55 Answer, FP poll's result.
[2:31:56] *Topic #5: Pitstoptech's handheld Framework DIY project.*
> 2:34:16 Specs, Linus on ROG Ally's repairability.
[2:37:02] *Topic #6: Meta to allow cross-apps messaging.*
[2:38:51] *Topic #7: Apple's iPhone 15 has Type-C.*
> 2:40:28 Micro-B & Mini-B, discussing Lightning.
> 2:47:30 Linus on being stuck with Type-C.
[2:51:58] *Topic #8: Intel announces Thunderbolt 5.*
[2:54:13] *Topic #9: Twitter (X) monetization pays LTT.*
[2:55:05] *Topic #10: MS ends Surface Duo's support.*
[2:58:59] *Merch Messages #3 ft. WAN Show After Dark.*
> 2:59:16 How hard was it to set up LTTStore's desk configurator?
> 3:01:02 Your take on the potential requirement of battery replacement?
> 3:03:15 Has LTT considered physical copies of their content?
> 3:04:16 What do you think of kids using devices during school days?
> 3:12:38 Timeline for serious RISC adoption for gaming?
> 3:14:57 Opinion on Asus charging $750 to replace an $800 monitor's LCD?
> 3:16:41 What is the point you decide to move on from tech?
> 3:18:43 What inspired the Honest Answers series?
> 3:21:00 Given TH-cam's algorithm, are you getting back to daily uploads?
> 3:22:05 Is the swacket coming back?
> 3:22:33 Which subscriber makes the most revenue for you - YT, YT Premium or FP?
> 3:24:07 History of hiring Riley, impact on LMG if you didn't?
> 3:24:42 What content would you do on an experimental channel?
> 3:26:56 Will Linus be upgrading his Framework 13 to Ryzen?
> 3:27:37 Thoughts on AYANEO KUN?
> 3:28:38 Why have you dropped the Amazon store?
> 3:32:06 U.S.'s large lithium deposit, will we see lithium products getting cheaper?
> 3:34:49 Did the CVO idea come organically or was it borrowed from Simon Cynic's book?
> 3:36:50 Are you considering bulk ordering Framework 16 for LMG?
[3:41:25] *Outro.*
Side note: many asked me to set up Patreon the last two years of doing this. There's a ko-fi link in my channel's description now for those interested - appreciate the support all those years. :)
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I have to actively search for this
Thanks
king
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the time stamps, it only appears if you search new and scroll down to look for it, YT censorship is so far beyond messed up, ridiculously stvpid 🤮
Leaving a reply so I can easily find this comment again. Not showing up on top comments right now.
A very very very rough timestamp
1:35 - Unity Runtime Fee
30:16 - Plex cracking down on piracy
43:49 - Topic confusion
44:47 - LTT Lab's Jacob Daynes founded the Pirate Party of Cananda!!!
48:16 - Merch Messages
> 49:20 - Autonomous Lawnmower update
> 53:05 - Mall Data Security issue
56:12 - Jessica joins the Show!
57:07 - Jessica's game show
> 58:42 - Product 1
> 1:02:25 - Product 2
> 1:05:33 - Product 3
> 1:10:45 - Product 4
> 1:12:50 - Product 5
1:17:36 - Silverware segment?!?
1:25:26 - Sponsors
> 1:25:29 - Metadock
> 1:26:55 - Kudos
> 1:27:54 - Ridge x Hennessy
1:28:54 - Ridge sponsored cool video
1:35:56 - Scrapyard Wars!!!!!!! It's back baby!!!
1:39:34 - Merch messages
> 1:39:39 - Linus's Beard
> 1:40:49 - If Apple bought Valve
> > 1:50:07 - Most played games on Steam
> 2:02:15 - Game console with upgradable graphic card
2:04:00 - New LTT store stuff
2:10:36 - California Right to Repair
2:13:45 - Destiny 2 cheater
2:24:18 - Vibe check after the break
2:32:01 - Framework gaming handheld
2:37:06 - EU law's effect on WhatsApp and USB 3
2:51:59 - Thunderbolt 5
2:55:10 - Surface Duo reaches end of update life
2:59:08 - WAN after dark
> 2:59:23 - Deskpad configurator on LTT store
> 3:01:04 - User replaceable phone battery
> 3:03:16 - Ripped copies of content
> 3:04:20 - Young kids using devices
> 3:12:40 - RISC adoption for gaming
> 3:15:00 - Asus charging a lot for a replacement panel
> 3:16:43 - E-cycled plasma tv
> 3:18:43 - What is it like to work for linus videos
> 3:22:08 - Swacket isn't coming back?
> 3:22:35 - which subscription gives better returns
> 3:24:09 - why was Riley hired?!?
> 3:24:45 - what would be a good experimental channel
> 3:26:57 - Will Linus be updating his framework
> 3:27:37 - Ayaneo Kun
> 3:28:39 - Amazon store
> 3:32:07 - Lithium deposit found
> 3:34:51 - Linus's CVO role
Thank you
Thank you!!
Your name means "The moon in the beginning"
THANK YOU
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the real time stamps, Noki posted them hours ago and they are one of the most upvoted comments on the vid yet only appears if you search new and scroll down
Unity developer here, just testing out Godot whilst installing Unreal and watching the WAN show.
I'm trying out Flax engine, it's like baby Unity, check it out maybe
I have been enjoying Godot with C#, just not a ton of tutorials using C# and it's annoying to look through documentation every time I wanna do something simple.
@@adjgamer Try asking Bing chat your coding questions. I have found it works very well in going through docs for me and can build a tutorial on the fly
Welcome to the world of modern, intelligently designed, actual innovative game engines. It's nice to have you :)
@@xXCrimsonWolfXx752 And slow as frick. Yeah, really.
I don't know why but that Luke's dad watches his podcast sounds like the most wholesome-awesome supportive thing ever.
Just wow, completely surreal. Thank you so much for the support!
Congrats on having 10 times more subscribers!
Will be back after timestamp guy is back
We appreciate timestamp guy’s hard work 🫡
He busy timestamping the 24/7 livestream
They're up
Same.
where?
@@justinv3080
loved jessica on the wan show brought such a different energy compared to other wan shows
Makes me wonder if she dances on tables in the office....
@@buggerlugz6753Makes me wonder if they use Canadian pesos or Freedom dollars….
@@buggerlugz6753that's a really stupid comment.
@@buggerlugz6753 did you see it? i dont think they have tables that sturdy.
Here to show my appreciation for Time Stamp Guy before they arrive
You jinxed it lol
I think they could automate it... there is a transcript for the video, just yell NEW TOPIC and then take the timestamp
For timestamps, add &lc=UgzDUfQJd3Ve3Umw2hp4AaABAg at the end of the URL.
@@secretagent3712
Thanks
Not helpful for folks on YT app :(
Unity is like you buy a house and after making mortgage payments for 10 years, the bank decides it's going to charge you for every time you've ever opened your fridge.
More like every time you open your front door
Will you be affected or just wanted to cry?
@@CreekCZ he will be if this goes through. If any game gets developed for unity the consumer will pay
If the bankers thought the case law would result in being driven to bankruptcy, many a lending bank would gleefully pursue such strategies. It's bad enough that many mortgages have balloon payments...
no only every time you open your fridge after january first they arent retroactivley charging for installs
Unity really done messed up here. They are in a tough position financially but they had to know this was **the** worst move they could've done.
They did know, CEO sold stock right before 🤣
@@SanderCokarthah no way. Apparently he recently sold 2000 shares worth $75k after already having sold 50000 shares worth about $2m in the last year.
They employ over 3000 engineers that somehow manage to produce nothing, their execs made $31M this year alone, and they went public meaning they have to keep making greater returns.
A "tough spot" isn't what I'd use to describe it.
na unity is the saviour!! mobile games are predatory and this will make feel how gamers feel
Most of the reason they are in a bad position financially is they used cheap money to do debt fueled growth. They bought many other companies in order to get bigger. We don't actually know if they would be profitable if they did not have the weight of all those other companies and loan payments. They are certaintly in a bad place now with interest rates going up.
I like jessica's segment. Brings some new blood to the on-screen WANshow
Yes, imediately recieve dungeon Master-Esque energy. Love it ❤
Jessica is fantastic. Seeing her torment Luke and Linus is very entertaining. More segments like this one, please?
im gonna go to hell but i gotta say man she looks like a pumpkin i swear to god.
How tf can you even handle a voice that cringe tho?
I'm sorry but I have to strongly disagree! I have never had such an awkward, annoying and distracting experience in my life! This was highly irritating. She is not good for this channel.
1:23:35 To remove tarnish from silver, you add aluminum and **washing** soda (sodium carbonite) into water, not baking soda (sodium bicarbonate). You then dip the silver item into the water so that it touches the aluminum. The thicker the aluminum, the better it will remove the tarnish. There was product sold on infomercials back in the 1990s that was basically a perforated aluminum sheet sized to fit in the bottom of a standard household sink and a small bag of washing soda for this express purpose. **edit** I should point out that washing soda is caustic. If you try this, wear kitchen gloves and goggles for protection.
Instructions unclear: i'm in the swimming pool
@Lagrange00 It kind of is a problem. I tried it back in the day when that infomercial aired a lot. I didn't catch the washing soda part and used baking soda and aluminum foil, just like Linus mentions. It didn't work. Years later I was looking for something in the cleaning aisle at the store and saw a box of washing soda. I remembered my experiment and bought it. I retried the experiment with the same small silver dish I tried it on the first time. It worked. It wasn't instant like in the infomercial with the much thicker aluminum sheet, and it certainly didn't make it gleam like I had properly polished it, but got rid of the tarnish.
Um. I've definitely done this with baking soda and it absolutely worked.
@Lagrange00 I am the OP, but thank you for pointing out what you meant. I have dyslexia and had a difficult time seeing what you meant even after you spelled it out.
“Bicarb soda” is actually sodium hydrogen carbonate, and can be converted into the more corrosive sodium carbonate by heating it. (The powder releases water and co2 so it appears to boil for a while)
If I had to speculate I’d suggest the alkali is dissolving the outer layer of aluminium oxide in the same way that hydroxide is used industrially, then the sulphur responsible for tarnish jumps over to the more reactive aluminium. (Internet results focus on the sulphur and not the purpose of the carbonate)
Never mess with a woman named Jessica unless you're ready to get your buns handed to you. Her and Dan as a teamup against Luke/Linus... I'm laughing maniacal.
transformers
The wan show segment guessing wish items is fantastic.
Jessica needs to make more apperances, that was an incredible segment
Fully agree
We definitely need more of these. Very entertaining.
Jessica was super fun!
i had the toilet light. its main function was going to the bathroom without turning the light on at night. i used rechargeable batteries and used it for several weeks
More of Jessica and her "Mystery Items" on every WAN show please and thank you!
Jessica is an absolute gem! Please give her more screen time!!
The Shoo-Away for keeping bugs off food is actually amazing. I've never had to replace the batteries and never seen a fly try to get to the food underneath it (in Australia)
Unity also makes a change to the Personal Edition (the free one that everyone can use): it will be "always online". If your internet connection goes away, you can continue to use for 3 days offline. I wonder what kind of data they will collect.
Everything they possibly can. They are an ad company after all.
Every ounce of code they can scrap they can feed into some AI they have plans on.
i'm honestly surprised they haven't done something to stop piracy etc previously. do you think it will hurt us?
@@knifeyonlineI mean, it will definitely only hurt legitimate Unity Personal users. Pirates will be able to keep on using the old engine versions forever, and they will continue working the way they've always been.
And eventually also the new ones when they get cracked, too. Always online DRM is really no different from regular DRM from the perspective of pirates. Either way you're completely off the grid with a fully unlocked piece of software.
Scrapyard wars was the reason I first subbed. I love finding deals and watching others wheel and deal. Glad you're bringing it back!
43:05 I wouldn't be surprised if the pressure on Plex came from Hetzner themselves - because as a German owned and run company legal liability would be taken extremely seriously. This would also explain why Hetzner are singled out.
That is quite a bit of bandwidth…
Yeah and hearing them talk about I think they both have a huge blindspot when it comes to Plex server access sales.
Hetzner have commented themselves and said that that they wish Plex did not do this. why would Hetzner talk down on another company that's doing them a favor? I think this is pressure from the film industry
@@Tofflus fair enough I stand corrected. I was just speculating it might be a CYA move given what happened with Quad9 vs Sony just a few months ago in a German court. In that case it didn't matter that the judges clearly didn't understand the first thing about DNS or that Sony obviously picked on a very small non-profit just to set a legal precedent to suit their end-game.
I'm pulling out on a project I started in Unity earlier this year. I don't expect huge sales, but Unity created a situation where I can't trust them not to walk this situation forward after they walked it back. They're losing money, but losing trust carries a gigantic cost by comparison.
Jessica's laugh is so unhinged. I love it.
That laugh has made my fucking weekend. Like 10/10 laugh this could be a weekly segment
She’s brilliant!
Definitely seemed more like a long time established host, not a first time on camera.
Jessica reminds me so much of Thelma from Scooby Doo... I always had a thing for her.... I would REALLY like to see more of her....
Seriously though, she's a great writer/creator/performer and needs more attention and air time. Maybe do a tag-team style swap between her and Dan during normal/after dark WAN show?
Jessica has brought some really fun energy to tech linked. They've bring a good vibe
but it's one person
brought*
Regarding the Unity dumpster fire: Don't be distracted by "he sold 50000 of his shares" - he still holds around 3,2 MILLION shares. This is a nothing burger.
I feel like we need to know how much that was worth, how much that is worth now, And his selling habits in previous years to know if this is a nothing burger or not. I'm open to hearing why that's wrong though
@@Sir.Craze- unity stock has increased
@@Sir.Craze- around 2mil if he sold before tuesday
@@Sir.Craze-People should stick to the more valid arguments because the stock complaint is nothing. He's been selling the 2000 shares regularly for months. This one just happened to line up with this terrible change. Other members of the board sold more than 10x the amount he did recently:
"Several others on Unity's board of directors also sold shares in the past few weeks, including president of growth Tomer Bar-Zeev who sold 37.5k shares on 1st September, for around $1.4m. Shlomo Dovrat, meanwhile, sold 68k shares on 30th August for around $2.5m."
@@Sir.Craze- As far as I know (i'm not from the States), he needs to sell of a % of his shares on a regular basis and 2000 shares of 3,211 Million are just around 0,063%.
So, it is a nothing burger, a distraction to be outraged, and not about the topic at hand.
We need more random segments from Jessica!
Definitely, but if they happen too often, they stop being random.
Man. Our small indie company really dodged a bullet by just instead using Tilegine instead of Unity 😅
*Dodged a nuclear cruise missile
What's that?
@@ColonelXZ It's a highly efficient scanline based 2d renderer. My colleague made a video summarizing what Tilengine is:
/watch?v=M7-FWC4evoU&list=PLgm1WrFY6YW6LfKAKbt80Ntpf_MZ9EMek
@@ColonelXZ Google it.
Bro.. i think you killed the site by mentioneing it, i can't access it 😂
Jessica gives off such amazing energy!
Definitely would be good to see her on the show more🤙🤙
The Ludum Dare game jam is coming up in a couple weeks which is a cool competition where people develop a game from start to finish in 72 hours. Over the years Unity has massively gained in popularity to where a solid majority of the games for Ludum Dare are Unity games. I will be interested to see the spread of game engines this time around. While many will probably stick to what they know and are comfortable with, I suspect many others will use this jam as an opportunity to try out a new engine.
Honestly considering all if not most games in game jams are free, there is nothing preventing people from using Unity unless they plan on continuing work on the game and sell it
That's not how that works. If you attend the jam and actually want to create something there then you need to use the tools you know. Game engine is too complex to rush something to completion while learning how to use it...
@@krissy_h7854 Mostly true, but in my last jam I actually dove headfirst into a new engine and I ended up making my best game yet.
There are a couple weeks of this bad unity press for anyone to learn the basics of a new engine. There are no prizes or any actual real stakes so I’m sure plenty of teams will use this as an opportunity to see if another engine is a good fit for games they actually wish to make money on.
@@krissy_h7854 But 90% of the point in doing jams is experimenting though
@@krissy_h7854to be fair.. a lot of devs will use game jams to push themselves to try new things and challenge themselves.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: Micro-B's downfall was not the spec. It came out right about the time that smartphones were going mainstream and manufacturers were aggressively chasing the race to the bottom. The point of Micro-B was to make the port more durable and let the cable be a wear part... Manufacturers immediately started violating the spec and made the ports cheap and flimsy too, as well as making crappy cheap cables so they could save a few pennies per unit. It was a match made in hell.
One thing about Unitys mafia tactics. Unity bought an ADservice 2 years ago and seems to be exempting the install fees (or giving big discount 80-100%) to developers switching/using their ad service instead of competition. So this is a force tactic to make developers to use Unitys services instead of competitions services.
Here's hoping they're hit with antitrust.
Yes, the ADservice is called IronSource.
I would absolutely love to watch a tech troubleshooting channel! I watch automotive diagnostic videos all the time
If Unity simply asked developers to self report their sales _and_ ensured that it wasn't possible for charge more than the developer made in sales then it would have been unwelcome but wouldn't have received anywhere near the level of backlash. I don't understand what these business people are thinking. Clearly they don't care about profit because this was a massive self own.
If they hadn't charged as much in their flat rate, some people would've 100% been defending this.
Well...more people than currently.
Exactly - the problem wasn't the fact that they were charging, but the crazy amounts and how they rolled out the change.
If they had been less greedy and only started rolling this out progressively, most studios would just plan future development including the changes and everyone would be happy - after all devs are business people too and they understand that everyone in the chain needs to be profitable to stick around.
@weirdguybr No, the problem IS, that they charged (like this) in the first place, but you *just* proved my point that more people would've defended and supported the change if they didn't charge as much.
Dropping a comment to say that Jessica's segment was amazing. You guys should definitely do that again!
Buy Big Clive a coffee for the 59:48 reference.
Linus builds all those things he would have Loved as a Child because deep down inside he is still that child amazed by discovery and that's what makes him so relatable.
His total lacking any grasp of what value anything has and his sheer entitlement shines through more for me.
@@buggerlugz6753 Haters gotta hate...
Stainless steel still contains iron and can also rust, there are multiple types of it some more resistant than other. The big factor is that the chrom oxid (the part that inhibits rust) must be able to form (takes around 24 hours) if you work with it and instantly put it under water for example it can rust.
Clean, then soak your Stainless in warm citric acid for 5-10 minutes, give it a good rinse and thoroughly dry and you've somewhat passivated it (Not to ASTM standards obviously)
😍 ooooh leaning stuff yaaayyy!!!
You don't put something over the food because, 1 you would need a cover for every plate of food, 2 you have to remove the cover to get the food, allowing bugs inside, This device can cover an area with more than one plate of food. So maybe 2 for an entire table. You can easily grab the food because the blades are designed so they won't hurt you when you stick you hand in them.
Guy this is a standard tactics.: "Dear devs if you want to continue to eat you have to install this big black 24" dildo in you back", Devs: "I will never do something like that!", them :" Wait wait, you understood wrong, it's not a big black dildo, it's only this tiny butt plug" Devs: "ah really then it's ok!".
They still got in your back door, but just switching the big scare for their real target they made more acceptable.
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This! Very crude way of putting it. But thisssss!
@@Cyber-RoamingNot that crude. Raise your standards.
As my desk has two LTT deskpads on it (it's a big 80x30" uplift) - I used the configurator to visualize how they'd look if I wanted to cover most of the desk. Thanks Conrad!
steel soap actually works quite well, even chefs know if you rub your hand on a stainless steel sink itll get rid of fish smells etc. use it a lot when fishing and it genuinely helps
No matter how well it works, the product is still a waste of money in most cases. Chances are, you already have something in your kitchen setup that is stainless steel. A pot, pan, bowl, serving spoon, or even the sink itself.
doesnt do much when you are out fishing, steel soap cost like a couple bucks at most. also believe it or not my only stainless steel fixture is my fridge door, also do you really wanna grab a whole pan to rub your hands on for a minute and get between your fingers etc, now you gotta wash the pan@@jase_allen
@@jase_allen it's much easier to rub your hands on something shaped like soap lol, it's not a waste of money at all, you can pump soap on top of it too. The stainless steel removes smell and does it well, it doesn't have anti-microbial properties. These things only cost a couple of dollars. It's a convenience item and it's convenient. 🤷♂
@@jase_allen they are not particularly expensive and if you do cook constantly they are much more convenient
Thanks for autoplaying me this while I was sleeping, ,TH-cam
The only good thing in tech this week is the iphone has USB-C charging and that's only because of the Eu
This is the one highlight. The unthinkable happened. Apple dumped an 11 year old connector using the speeds of usb from 2000 for a good modern connector
@@dkvsoioh don‘t worry they kept the speed for the non pro models lol
@@kibabyte some said that's because the non pro used last year's CPU, that cpu used the lightning cable witch used USB 2, there's a chance that ir couldn't physically use it. But I'm not too sure that is true
@@Temb_ it’s basically just because they didn’t want to slightly modify last years chip to allow USB 3.1 speeds and they probably have some left over stock
That was one of the best WAN show segments.
I was resting in my bed listing to this on a Saturday night. When I heard Scrap Yard Wars is back I jumped out and was like YES!!!
You are no longer allowed to send messages to paying members of Twitter, unless you are a paying member of Twitter.
I would happily watch more of this weird item segment, but a better camera angle to show it to the audience wouldn't go amiss
Unity just implemented property tax. If it's not bad when the gov't does it, why can't Unity do it?
I used Unity for over seven years.
I am currently in the process of porting my current project to Unreal.
And I won't be looking back.
Why Unreal and not Gadot? I know they are not in any way on par with each other but I'm just curious.
@@aspzx I use Visual Scripting. Unreal has Blueprints. Unity bought Bolt. Godot terminated their visual scripting tool, for good reason, but that still means untill the community makes a new version of it. Unreal is my best option.
@@aspzxi assume their game would benefit from realism.
unreal is a realistic engine
I hope this doesn't come across as patronizing but keep in mind that Unreal is also from a large corporation where profit comes first. You'd still have the same possible issue of some moron making a bad decision to try and squeeze money out of developers in the future.
@@BunnLilah Yes and no. Epic isn't a publiclty traded company, so investors don't have a say, in the way they do in Unity.
Also unlike Unity, Unreal has their TOS protection.
(Meaning If I dont like their new TOS, I can keep using the current version of the engine with the TOS that Existed when, I agree to it.)
Baked into the contract, as long as I keep using that version of Unreal.
Scrapyard Wars is coming back!? Was always my favorite content you guys ever did. The most real and relevant to the average viewer
also just one of the most entertaining formats.
You could have done a scrap yard wars with the mom and pop computer shop. Give each contestant 10 minutes to run through the store shopping and get the best parts they possibly can. Then give them an hour to try and get the parts working... Then another 10 minutes to shop to either find a better parts or replace parts that won't work.
YT music is not included in YT premium. YT music is just a different interface that anyone can access with the same conditions as regular YT. YT premium is a subscription that removes ads and adds features to both platforms.
19:14 "Nobody's going to let you use Maya for free" - Actually, if you're a student, Autodesk DOES let you use it for free. It's beneficial for them to do so, of course, because it makes students learn their workflow, and those students will likely continue using Autodesk products after they graduate.
He did say "if you aren't in school"
For being into such wild and wacky first world gadgets, surprised they didn't get more of those weird products. As someone who browses Amazon flash sales I instantly recognized all of them.
waiting for timestamp guy
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the real time stamps, Noki posted them more than 24 hours ago and they are the most upvoted comment on the vid yet it only appears if you search new and scroll all the way down
1 hour 14 minutes 56 seconds. That "what" was priceless after that long pause😂😂😂😂😂😂 thank you Dan for saying what we all were thinking lol, I had a really good laugh replaying that
I like Jessica. Great humor and contagious laugh.
* Stainless steel soap works in my cooking experience, though I never paid for one: I just rub my palms on stainless steel sink, same result. I have a good sense of smell and let me tell you, the difference is immense.
* Silver trick works, I read it in an old book and cleaned my moms jewelery regularly (as she only wore silver). Just salty water (boiling is only to disolve salt faster, not that important), crumpled aluminium foil and you drop all the silver items into a jar with all that and leave in a warm place for few hours, or overnight. It's just ion exchange, sulfur etc. jumps from silver to aluminium in an electrolyte. You can speed it up but I never had the need. You know its working when it starts to smell sulfury after some time.
* Silvered silverware, or "various amount silver" is still popular wedding gift in many places in the world, especially those that saw war, and see value in having precious metals at hand to e.g. pay for escape route xD
Love Jessica’s new segment! Also just a great addition in general :)
that's Jacob, not Jessica
Loved the guess the product segment. Make it a regular.
The Unity stuff feels so much like they've deliberately presented a horrible plan in order to settle on something that is still greedy, but seemingly less bad.
Love, love, love, Jessica! More, please!!! (Jessica & Dan Video would be the video we need!!!)
I really want the guessing segment with Jessica to become regular. It was such a fun watch!
The Jessica trivia game show was such a treat! I hope this section gets clipped or reuploaded as shorts.
Help me timestamp man, you're my only hope
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the real time stamps, Noki posted them more than 24 hours ago and they are the most upvoted comment on the vid yet it only appears if you search new and scroll all the way down
2:44:35 Lighting has two indents that’s keep the cord in better, it’s small, and it doesn’t have a center area that can break, the only reason I’m glad for usb C is simply the fact that it’s universal
Timestamp Tom we miss you
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the real time stamps, Noki posted them more than 24 hours ago and they are the most upvoted comment on the vid yet it only appears if you search new and scroll all the way down
2:15:00 One key element here is that this was not a decision by a court, it was a consent decree.
A consent decree is essentially an agreement between the two parties which they submit to the court and request the courts to enforce, it is not a decision by the court and the court's only role is in enforcement.
It is absolutely NOT legally precedential.
The biggest issue with tbis is thag the companies will try to use it to intimidate people outside of court.
LMG: "We dont condone piracy" ... "but we do employ founders of the Pirate Party"
That's ok. My company doesn't condone speeding in traffic, but there's definitely some employees with speeding tickets.
Automower is great for my 2 acres. It runs at night every other night until morning. It works around two driveways and two houses. It takes a few weeks to get it to work well. It learns and adapts.
Waiting for Jessica to pull out a burger and be like that’s a razor 🪒
Bro watches college humor
If they are losing money, Unity should just change their prices, not their entire monetization scheme.
I mean the ram for the n64 was for both the cpu and gpu so technically it was a card that upgrading the gpu
1:02:22
My parents have those, they’ve got little reflective bits that apparently annoy the compound eyes of bugs and will almost always have something flashing at them if there’s enough light in the area, making them blind/annoyed enough to leave.
they work pretty alright
How about an office wide typing test video, one for all dyslectics and one for non dyslectics. Probably some comparison to regular typing on touch keyboards of different sizes, and on touch things like swipe compared to non swipe.
I asked TH-cam Red to do a lifetime account about 6-7 years ago.
They didn’t do it.
I am now sad my grandfathered subscription to “Premium” is being forced from $10 to $14 due to TH-cam’s greed.
Really enjoyed the gadget segment. Brilliant addition to the show.
42:01 - "Handyman in Floatplane chat brings up a really good point...ehm...blah blah blah, but [the point]" freaking got me :D
Ltt should pin the timestamp guy
We have our parents good sterling silver cutlery set which was only used at Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is not unusual for older couples to have complete silverware sets.
I like Jessica. She has a certain type of energy that appears to do well on camera.
Also I find her cardigan endlessly mildly interesting 😀
Love the fact Linus devalues the whole reason they had a break by telling everyone how dumb they are for now being able to tell what was produced before and after the break...
Hey, where's the timestamp guy?
He retired because wan show became stupid long
@@39zack lol 😂
Super messed up that YT shadow banned the time stamps, Noki posted them more than 24 hours ago and its the most upvoted comment on the vid yet it only appears if you search new and scroll all the way down to the bottom
Man I don't know what they are talking about half the time and I love this
$500M loss in a year? HOW MUCH OVERHEAD do they have? wtf? maybe they should slim down ALOT and especially get rid of the top fat.
Neck fat sucks
My favorite thing about the Unity stuff:
If they somehow manage to accurately track installs, as they claim they will, then it would violate pretty much every data privacy law in the world
If they fail to accurately track installs they will be sued by their shareholders for failing to live up to their promises and failing in their fiduciary responsibility
That issue could be covered by a Eula that developers have to present before each install.
Jessica's vs Luke's laugh, fight! 😁
The funny thing about the silverware is that Tiffany's actual offering is less than what was pulled up.
Scrapyard wars coming back is awesome 👍
If scrapyard wars is coming back I may subscribe again
@@deltadom33 Subscribed or not, you're sure watching 😂
They should do one with Steve from Gamers Nexus...
@@zwenkwiel816 👍 That would be very classy!
that thing about which videos were shot before and after the break...i think its hilarious that the wan show audience actually did know the answer.
Luke is the sh*t man. Would like him to have his own show somewhere on LMG’s space.
:D
I get the feeling Luke wouldn't want his own show but I would like to see more of him in LTT stuff.
Keen for scrapyard wars
Toilet light is useful. When you dont want to turn full lights at night
Jessica was a great addition to the show!
It makes sense that many indie games were developed with Unity. Its pricing structure before this debacle and its LEGO-like ease of use made it a good fit for lightweight development. But, trying to find the silver lining here, forcing devs to move away from Unity might motivate them to learn and use better tools, maybe even creatively develop some of their own. In an environment where such scummy practices are legally possible, it makes sense to own as much of the codebase in one's projects as possible.
4 legal levels of culpability:
Negligence (manslaughter or negligent homicide) - You were too careless.
Recklessness (manslaughter) - You knew or should have known your actions were likely to lead to harm, but no intent.
Intentional (2nd-degree murder) - Just how it sounds, but it may have been a spur-of-the-moment act, not planned.
Premeditated (1st-degree murder) - Malice aforethought. You planned your crime ahead of time.
Funny that they are making fun of the Pirate Party. I don't know about the Canadian one but here in Iceland they are one of the biggest parties both on government and municipality level and their biggest contribution is in transparency in governance, freedom of internet and technology, fighting climate change, healthcare and social care. We need younger people in government everywhere in the world and what Jake did is a great thing and should not be shameful or having have to hide it on your CV. Be proud of this Jake!
My family awhile back had a shock collar for our dog but actually never used the shock function. There was a tone sound that we’d press so when the dog hears it, they know it’s us telling them no or that they did something wrong. One of the younger kids used the shock part and my parents blew up on them about it and kept the collar off the dog only till guests are over. 1:12:19
I'm gen Z and I can text faster than I type. I think the big issue is that we were taught to type pretty early in life and then it's just expected that we're always using computers but a lot of stuff is handwritten until college and by then you have years of a gap between when you learned to type and when it's applied. Meanwhile, we are always consuming content and reading the news on our phones. I bet if you had the Zoomers and the Millennials do speed typing and speed texting you'd see a large difference between the generations on both
As a millennial (barely) - I can most definitely type way faster than I can text. I've been touch typing since grade school as my family always had computers and my Dad encouraged me quite a bit when he saw interest (I work in IT now as an adult). I text in full sentences with both thumbs at a decent enough speed but am no speed demon. But I vastly prefer a full size keyboard, mouse, and monitor for doing anything more than consuming content.
I will actively get up and go back to my desk if I have to do something requiring input; that and mobile websites / apps aren't always as fast.
But I'm older than Linus, so who knows :)
@@Daphoid I prefer typing on a computer too for actual documents, reports, etc but when I type it's only at a "decent" speed and when I text I feel like a stenographer. When I was younger I always told myself I'd learn when I have to but now I'm an adult and I look down every few strokes because my hands aren't really on the home row while I have enough muscle memory to text without looking. I think a lot of us will have productivity issues if we're in a job that requires us to type a lot
I don't know about texting, since millennials also can text quite fast as well.
Texting was also different before smartphones. Feature phones sometimes had those large rubber keyboards which slid out, and the blackberry phones had their own physical keyboards. Go further back and we texted using the T9 dialpad. I remember having the muscle memory to text a quick reply with one hand on a phone still in my pocket. I adopted smartphone use pretty late, and have always hated touch typing on them.
i dont know what millenials and gen z's etc are, but i'm 43 and i can type waaay faster than i can text. touchscreen inputs are just such a bad way to interact with your device, you as an individual may be "faster on text" but if you put the practice in on a keyboard you will absolutely be faster on that.
OMG how do I stop yt from constantly playing the wan show?
New device would also affect cross-platform, so if you have 2 PCs, or a mac and a PC that both get the game installed, that would apply. Not super common, but I do this with Steam.
Linux's proton runtime will count as a different version every time proton not only updates, but whenever one manually change which version (something that takes seconds to do).
I have a PC and steam deck I usually download a game in both places so I can pick it up and go and sit down and play when I can so that's at least 2 out of me for 1 purchase.
With handhelds getting more and more popular, this is a likely scenario
I also do this, I install game to my PC and also to my laptop...
I have some games on my PC on Linux, Windows, on my Laptop, on my handheld and on a PC at my parents house. Five downloads from one customer 😅
25:33 Unity back-charging developers is worse than Netflix changing the price of your subscription going forward.
What Unity has done is more like Netflix raising the price to $20/month, and then hitting your credit card for $1200 because of the 100 previous months that you were only paying $8
I enjoyed Jessica's segment. Shitty products are always fun