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Episode 405 - Getting Rid of the Bloat! · TechtalkRadio

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The following program is produced by the Tech Talk Radio Network. Hi, this
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is a colin Macria. Whose line is it anyway you're listening to tech talk
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radio. I don't know how it works. It's all magical stuff for me.
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Welcome to another episode of tech Talk Radio. I'm Andy Taylor. I'm
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there is a lot of stuff going on in tech And it was kind of
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funny because last week we ran a show that was and did you catch this
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show? So we ran a show it was. We called it our Lost
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Show because it was a show that aired, but it's a show that never
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ever got put up onto the world Wide Web. Normal normally what happens is
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we'll do our show and we put it up onto the web and then people
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all over the world can listen to it if they're not listening to it live
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on the radio station that we're on, KGVY. We never did that,
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and it was it was at the time where I was building two computers for
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a client and I just never got around to doing it. So we called
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it the Lost Show. And once I got it posted, I looked at
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it and I thought, oh, that's bizarre. Pisode four oh four,
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which which is a lost sub page lost web page basically doesn't exist, so
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like it was good timing. I didn't plan it that way, although it
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made it look like I did, so that was kind of cool. But
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yeah, that's a show marketing. I'm trying to decide if we should start
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doing that with some of our older shows, just once in a while,
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pop them up, just the stuff that's never ever streamed before. The content
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is still relevant. It's yeah, it might some of them might be dated,
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but wouldn't hurt to do older shows. It's kind of be fun to
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listen to a show that aired fifteen or sixteen years ago. Yeah, once
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in a while, I'll Papa, I have cassette tapes and I have digital
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an I'll popa cassette tape in that we've never encoded, and we're talking about
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like Windows XP problems, Windows ninety eight issues, And it's kind of cool
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because you hear some of the stuff you're going through, and it's fun because
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you kind of second guessing, Oh, yeah, I would have done this
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or I would have done that, So what have you been doing. I
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was in Tallahassee, Florida for three days this week last week, so you
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really didn't go there? I thought maybe you just said you were going there
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because of that really embarrassing picture that that you posted of you in a BUCkies
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outfit. Oh yeah, so I should have wore that and said I'm wearing
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the ootie that I got Cala the Harry potteraty. My mom. So while
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while I traveled, my mom stayed with Kaylen and Max to help, just
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help with the kids and stuff. And my mom got me an adult sized
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onesie and it is amazing. Andy will put it on the blog. It's
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fantastic. So she surprised her that my mom is obsessed with BUCkies. So
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my mom travels to Texas quite a bit for work. So whenever she travels
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down there, she she got Max, like four Bucky shirts, some Bucky
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play toys for outside, she got she got the whole shebang for him.
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I can't wait for them to open the one in Arizona, which probably not
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gonna be till next year sometime, but still that's gonna be I think one.
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I think the one closest to us is gonna be Louisville, and that's
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like eight hour drive from here, so I'm not driving that far just to
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go to a Bucke's. But yeah, it's something to experience. All right,
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So you went to why did you have to go to Tallahassee. So
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part of my job duties is, right, we do a lot of work
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for ESPN and the a SEC network. So every year they do a conference
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for the schools that are involved with the ACC Network School Controller Program. So
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that's the schools that produce direct content that airs on AC network, ESPN,
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ESPN two, ESPDU all stuff. So part of my role is to help
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liaise the engineering side of the things to the production side. So there were
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four other production members from Athletics that went, and then I was the engineering
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person for our treak. So they send you down to Tallahassee, Florida the
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most humid time of the year, ninety seven degrees for three days, three
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days, and and how huett did it feel it? You walked outside and
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you were immediately wet. Yeah, it was just it was so thick,
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and then it stormed really well, and then it was even more. He
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was like one hundred and twenty percent humidity at that point. Oh. Many,
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We got sent to for a morning they called a morning show boot camps.
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And when you did morning radio, they would do this get together every
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year. They're doing it again in August and this time in San Diego.
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And a couple of years they had it in New Orleans and I had never
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experienced the South like New Orleans. And I remember that first night stepping out
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onto the balcony of where we're having we're having a big kind of get together.
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It was like right away, like you drenched. Oh it's the community.
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It's like it's you can feel how thick the air is. It's crazy.
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Yeah, So I do have a tech related delay that we had in
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our travels. Oh so we flew from South Bend to Charlotte, Charlotte's Talassie.
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Our flight from South Bend to Charlotte, no problem. We got on
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the plane in Charlotte to fly to Tel Hassee. They ended up like getting
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a flat tire on the plane so they couldn't push respec. Oh we have
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to deplane. So then they put us on a new planet, like one
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gate over. And then they're sitting there and we're sitting there. We're sitting
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there and they're like, oh, sorry, guys, Like we moved all
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the bags over, but the the software that we have to use to weigh
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the plane, like they'll do all the calculations for the plane, the fuel,
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the weight and all that stuff right the server. The servers aren't responding
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and they're there there. That's it's it's United Wide, oh Man or whatever
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whoever's flew American or wherever's flu So they couldn't do any of the calculations for
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like weight ratio and all that stuff. So that's kind of partant. Yeah,
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of course, so we sta have like forty five minutes until whatever servers
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they were trying to get to were working. So we were delayed quite a
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bit getting down there. By the way back, we were fine because we
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flew you know, American Airlines on the way down and Delta Airlines on the
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way back. Right. Cool fun fact about Delta is their I don't have
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it down here with me, but you can ask the pilots for trading cards.
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Oh yeah, I had heard about that. Yeah, I had heard
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about it on Reddit and I follow a bunch of airlineshere. It's because it's
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like planes and stuff. You can ask the pilots or stewardesses for trading cards
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and it's usually just quick, like a little hologram card that has facts about
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the airline drought. So we are on a seven forty seven. It's it's
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a pretty cool card. But I learned that if there's a service dog that
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is working on a plane for a customer, you can ask the handler of
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the service dog and you will get a trading card from the service dog.
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Oh are you kidding me? Oh? That's cool. I don't know how
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many you can collect. I'd have to also look it up, but it
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I was able to pop my head into the cockpit and ask them for a
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training card, which is pretty cool, and they gave you one. Now
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is it the pilot on it or just the airplane? It just says the
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airplane, simipoort, it says the model of the airplane, like some facts
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about the airplane stuff. I don't know if you've ever done this, if
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you did a lot of traveling when you were a kid. There is if
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you go to a flight is it a flight radar? I think you can
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actually, or even on the web, you can type in the tail number
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of an airplane that maybe you flew in, whether it be a commercial or
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even a private, whether it be a Cessna or a Bonanza. You can
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type that in and you can find out where that plane is today. Okay,
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so I'm gonna rattle. There are so many cool little websites like this
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that track airplanes so that you have flight aware, right, you have live
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atc dot net so you can dial into any like I pulled it up while
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we were waiting, and you can hear all the traffic air traffic control stuff
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happening at the Tallahassee Airport or the Charlotte Airport. It's all live broadcasts through
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live. And then there's eighty SP Exchange. We've talked about this before on
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the show. Oh yeah. ADSP Exchange is the ADSP is the transponder that
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pinpoints airplanes, so it's like they're trans the beacon that's on the plane.
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That so you can look in real time. Go to adsp exchange dot com
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and look at it, and you will it'll blow your mind how many airplanes
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there are in the sky, right, especially ones that are above you too.
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It's like, yeah, so if you pull it up on your phone
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while you're walking, like off for a walk, like here in Granger,
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there's not that many airplanes, right, but like Max, will hear an
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airplane or see an airplane like whatever, I'll pull it up and sure not
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there's an airplane like just a couple miles north of west of something. But
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yeah, ADSP exchange is really cool for that too. So there's a bunch
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of those cool flight tracking I was on the end. I was on the
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freeway once and I saw a plane that was being u basically you know,
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on the on a flatbed, the wings off of it and the fuselage and
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it was it was cool. So I went ahead and I typed this.
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At the time, I believe I was in Phoenix, and this airplane was
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from Salwarita Green Valley at least that's where. Yeah, that's where the owner
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was from, you know, where where my stomping ground was. And I
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thought, this is kind of cool to be able to see this plane.
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So yeah, you could do that on those websites. Type it in and
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see. I mean, I remember my first plane that I ever flew.
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I know, the tail member looked it up and saw that it was somewhere
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in Las Vegas and the guy that owned the plane now and we're talking an
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old plane, but still that's kind of fun to do. Yeah, but
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it with the ADSP exchange part of it, right, so you can track
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like you can see where it flew from and it shows you, like if
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you click on the plane, it shows you where it flew and its flight
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path. And also too, it's cool because if you have a friend going
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somewhere, right, I mean you want to see when they land, you'll
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be able to actually see when they land and if they take an alternate route,
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which route they take, the whole bit, how they are avoiding weather.
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It's pretty neat to be able to see. Yeah, the world of
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technology where everything is tracked like this, it's pretty impressive how they do it.
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Earlier this week and if you were trying to get your flight simulator time
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in, you might have run into a little bit of a problem. Xbox
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Live was down, and you know when a site goes down, and I
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think we've all experienced, whether it be you know, a streaming site or
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you can't get onto you know, Gmail or whatnot. But when it's a
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site like xbox Live and you want to get on there and an hour,
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okay, that can happen two three four hours. This was down for almost
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an entire day, and people were losing their mind because they're on summer break
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for a lot of them, and this is the time that they enjoy the
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getting online. So July second, the recording is the day we recorded the
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show. It was down at around two pm and apparently as of ten twenty
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nine pm it's back on. So most of the day to day it was
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offline. Major outage. You didn't have access to any any of the games,
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like if your Cloud Games game pass, yes on your account, Yeah,
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so did that affect the PC game pass as well? I don't know
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if it was PC game passed too, but it's anything with your Xbox Live,
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so well I could have could have done that then yeah, yeah.
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So it's just it's the nature of the always online concept, right, Like
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it if you're putting all of your eggs in this one basket of being online,
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and that basket goes away, your eggs go with it, right,
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So it's just this it's just in a world where companies don't want to spend
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the money to make physical games. It's hard because the way that the do
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DLC and the content they want to build up data and you know, it's
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hard to do physical media when you're getting DLC all the time. But it's
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just it's the nature of the business, right It's it has to go that
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way to be able to facilitate these larger and larger and larger games because physical
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media has file size limitations, right, So you can't have these one hundred
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and sixty hundred and seventy gig games that exist on Blu Rays or whatever other
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optical media is out there that handles this this large format. So but you
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know, like like you said, this is just Xbox. Xbox was down,
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right, So okay, I can't play Xbox. Well what if Netflix
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was down or what if Disney Plus was down, or what if Hulu was
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down? Right, now I can't watch my favorite show, right, and
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with the ever increasing fees and you know, now stuff's getting bundled against So
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now we're back to cable. At what point do you start sailing the high
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seas. Yeah, it's it's intriguing how these companies don't They don't want to
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prove physical media because it costs money. But people want physical media for these
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events, these times where well I don't have internet or you know, I
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live in rural America or there are a lot of places around the world that
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don't have good internet. So until the world gets you know, it's it's
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a first word problem, right, It's like I can't get my media anywhere
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because I'm not on the Internet. But yeah, it's it's frustrating because you
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think about it, and we've been conditioned. We had VHS tapes, you
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know, when VHS was the thing, and then then suddenly it was like
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there's a new format, took up less space, you know, DVDs.
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It was like, oh, so then we had all these VHS tapes.
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We're like, well, I'll put these away somewhere, and they sat on
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a shelf somewhere and over time, you know, the quality can deteriorate off
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VHS, so they ended up giving it away or getting rid of it,
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giving it to goodwill. They would sell it. So then you got these
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DVDs and then all of a sudden you got brand new Blu ray which looks
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great, and then you say, well, I don't watch my DVDs anymore,
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so you give those away. And the problem is now we've got cloud.
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Everything's in the cloud. You rent a movie, you own a movie,
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well maybe sometimes you think you own it. I honestly, I can't
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think of the last thing I bought on Blue ray, or I don't buy
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dv you get buy DVDs anymore. Yeah, they still sell they still sell
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DVDs, they still sell it like Walmart and targets. I'm looking at my
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shelf trying to figure out what was, like, what was the last thing
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that I bought that was physical media. My kids came over and they were
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going through my Disney collection and I was like kind of like cringing because they
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were they were taking they were taking movies. Oh, we want to watch
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this, We want to watch this. And I was cringing because I'm like,
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I don't want to get rid of it, because if there is ever
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a time where we're in a position where we're not able to get connected to
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the cloud, the internet's down, we want to have a little entertainment,
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maybe get a little time. Okay, I'm gonna pop this movie, whether
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it be you know, Pinocchio or Albert Brooks Lost in America. We popped
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that in and then we could watch the movie. But if we don't have
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that physical media, it's gone. Well that's why I built my Raspberry Pie
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MB server right with with a four terabyte external hard drive. So I've just
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copied my media library over to it and now on the go, I've got
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it all in a little Pelican case that I can just plug in and I've
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got a mobile media network that I can connect my iPad to and watch movies.
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They kind of made it easier if you think about it. Sean,
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some of them, when you would buy a movie, they would include a
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digital copy, so you could have this digital copy with DRM, right,
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So it's still you still had to find a player that would play it.
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Where they came in weird formats. It was not always empty four or you
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know, a lot they stopped. They still do that, I think,
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But a lot of them were tied to a service, whether it was iTunes
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or like video or you'd have to go downloader for a service, so it's
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still downloaded. Would it still connect on the internet to be able to watch
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it? Is that? I don't know. I don't think. I don't
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I've only did that a handful of times with a couple of movies, but
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I don't know if they exist. But is that a license is a perpetual
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you know? It's like it's all that stuff that you don't think about.
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It's like, Okay, I have a digital license for us, but is
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it a permanent license? Yeah? Well, it's like in the same argument
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that people have shown with with the physical media. So you get a DVD
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and it's a DVD that maybe you haven't seen in a while, whether it
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be the original Shining or an older movie that maybe you liked, or even
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you know, the complete series box set of Black Sheep Squadron. And the
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thing is that people always said, Okay, well, is it my right
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legally to go ahead and make a copy of this, whether you're you know,
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using handbrake or make envy, whatever, you know, you want to
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make a digital copy and story, is it legally allowed to be able to
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be done if you still have the DVD. So if you get rid of
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the DVDs and you've got this digital copy that you made, then what happens?
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Are you breaking some kind of copyright law? Right? So there's some
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gray gray area there. I would say, yes, I'm not a lawyer.
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I don't know. Yeah, my entire Blu Ray make MKV Yeah yeah,
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it's Ray's handbrake for DVDs. Tournament MP four has drop. You know,
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it's a great way to save your physical content digitally and watch it on
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your pluck server or on your MP server, jellyfit, whatever you're whatever you're
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using to play it on yeah, there was a period though. I was
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doing that with some of my movies that have go why am I even digitizing
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this? I hated this movie because it was just so bad that go through
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later on to delete it because yeah, well I actually played a Blu Ray
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the other day. Max is really big into Star Wars right now. Oh
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good, good way to raise I wanted to watch the original movies. So
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I have the Blu Ray collection for you know, New Hope and Burshark's Back
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for the Jeda. I never digitized those. Oh well they don't. They're
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not on my book server. I was really surprised. I've got the the
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thirty five million four K rips of those, like there's the four K project
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that came out. The guy remastered them with the three thirty five MILIONI films.
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Those don't play back well off of a media server, unless unless you're
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playing directly from the computer. I came downstairs, pulled it off my shelf,
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dusted off the Brewery player, and played them off the Blu Ray.
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They they still look fantastic. It looks fantastic on the Blu Ray player.
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Now it's the Special Edition, so it's got all the special scenes and CGI
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and stuff and you can really tell it's terrible, which I really really wish.
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Yeah, they remastered it, added some scenes, did some CGI blah
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blah blah blah. They would make so much money if they re released the
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theatrical versions of those movies on Blu ray. And they never did that,
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the original version without touching them up or like DVD, VHS, DVD,
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but not never on Blu ray. Wow, that's bizarre. When they put
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it out on Blu Ray, they ended up including the scene like I'm take
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it Star Wars, the one with the first one we got in seventy seven,
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right, They added a Java character that looked a little different and you
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know, Han Solo steps over his tail or something like that. So little
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things like that, but yet not in that the original was so much better.
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It's kind of like Mad Max. You know Mad Max, the Australian
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film they came out in seventy eight. I think I've seen all the Mad
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Max movies. Have you seen the original US release of Mad Bax? Probably
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not so the original US release of Mad Bax. They didn't think the American
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public would understand the accents of the Australian actors, including Mel Gibson. So
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it was all dubbed, so it's like a really bad dubbing, almost like
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yeah, almost like a martial arts film. The dubbing. Matter of fact,
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the voice of Pops, the big guy in that was always of Pops
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from speed Racer, so two of the voice it's but you know, it's
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kind of sim Then they finally said, well, let's put it on on
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DVD. They put it on on DVD with the actual Australian dialect and it
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was so much better. Interesting. Yeah, it's funny how they do that.
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But that was kind of like one of the things people were talking about
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though with Xbox Live going down. You know. The other thing is games.
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You don't get games anymore on physical media. I mean I the last
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physical game I bought was Link's Awakening on the Switch, which was a re
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release of ads Nintendo DS game. They re released it for the Switch,
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right, and I bought the physical version of that because it came with an
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art book, so it came with extra stuff, physical art book. Right.
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I bought the physical copy of the Ninja Turtles game for the Switch.
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Most of my physical games have been for the Switch. I haven't bought a
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console physical console game in a long time, and it's been it's been probably
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over a decade since I bought even more than that, since I bought a
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physical game for my computer. Yeah, last one I got was Red Dead
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Redemption two for my computer. That was the last one. Yeah, I'm
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trying to think, because I used to go at midnight and stand in line
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m HM at Meyer or Best Buy to get copies of you know, I
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remember going for the release of Bernie Crusades for World War Craft. I remember
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going for a Wrath of lich Gang for Bernick D's catechlysm right, and then
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I think that would have been two thousand and ten. I think after that
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it was all just, oh, you can just buy the digital Room,
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I need to go to the store to get it. I ended up buying
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it anyways, because I wanted the box art, and you can buy the
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Collector Collector pretty much. The only thing you're buying physical is Collector's editions comes
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with the game. But what am I gonna do with it but put the
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code in downloaded online. I'm not putting DVDs in anymore. So what happens
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though to your collection when you have games like say, you know, the
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original Red Dead or maybe you have Grand Theft Auto the original versions of that,
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and you're running Windows eleven or you know, Windows ten. These games
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were put out at its time, right, yeah, so you can run
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some stuff in xpeak compatibility mode right in Windows ten, Windows eleven. I'm
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not a Windows eleven, but there is a great if you're looking for classic
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games like Wolfenstein, Doom, hex in you know some of those older games.
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G og games or g og dot com is a gg games do games
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go og dot com. They have a a launcher and you can download it.
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They're relatively inexpensive, right, so I've bought you know, I have
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Doomed, the Wolfenstein's other things like that. I'll pull up the hole this
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year in a minute. But you can go back and find some of those,
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you know, appag Games, Sierra Games, O Man, the games
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that you played back in the day that are have been digitally remastered for current
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gen, current gen platforms, Windows ten, Windows leven. So cool.
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Check that out if you know, if you want to spend some time uh
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playing Doom or you know, Wolfenstein or you know those types of games,
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there's a lot of fun, fun ones in there to play, all right,
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good stuff we gotta take a quick break we come back. I got
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on a project this week which actually was a lot of fun, but I
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ran into some problems, So we'll talk about that coming up. Maybe it'd
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be a solution for you if you're trying to do the same thing. I'm
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Andy Taylor. I'm sean to weard and find us on the web at tech
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talk radio dot com. We'll be right back and now fact to tech talk
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to hook up. I don't know what the direct pick. I don't know
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what I'm doing. New project that I decided to take up this week,
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And maybe my problems can help you because I did run into some problems I
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have and I don't know Sean. If you've ever seen the half nine point
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thirty two from cooler Master, it was a case that came out about fourteen
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years ago, and this case had a lot of room in it. It
24:41
was designed for the maximum airflow on the full sized motherboards you could put I
24:49
mean seriously, if you wanted to, you could have a series of DVDs,
24:55
Blu rays, backup drives, USB ports inside of this case. Because
25:00
it was just so darn huge massive. This thing is legitimately massive. They
25:08
even have new ones, the half seven hundred cheese, so pete, that's
25:12
huge. They're enormous. But the problem, here's the problem. I want
25:18
to update two Windows eleven. I want to get it out of the way.
25:22
For those who don't know, October of next year, not this year.
25:25
Next year will be kind of when Windows ten will no longer receive support.
25:29
So I thought, I'm gonna do a little investigation. I'm gonna find
25:33
if I could indeed upgrade this computer that's inside the half nine thirty two.
25:37
Custom built it back then, and I've gone through a couple of motherboard changes
25:41
since then, and the most recent motherboard was the Z one seventy a from
25:45
Asus. Pretty good board. Uh, it's got an I seven in it.
25:52
And I found out that this ASU's board has a TPM slot, so
26:00
a TPM two point zero module slot. So it means I can buy I
26:04
think i'n't got to this point yet, this TPM module and plug it into
26:10
the board and then hopefully be able to update and upgrade to Windows eleven.
26:17
It'd be nice, it would be good. So I found the one that
26:18
I needed to get got it in, and it's got to go inside this
26:22
big half nine thirty two. I went to lift that thing, and I
26:26
mean, I'm you know, I'm no spring chicken. I thought it was
26:29
going to pull out my back. It's gross weight is thirty five pounds.
26:33
That's just without everything in it. That's just the case. That's not including
26:37
a power supply of motherboards, hard drives whatever, yep five three and a
26:44
half inch drive bays that are yep, uh six five point twenty five inch
26:52
drive base. Right, It's crazy, it's so so big. So I
26:56
went ahead and I ordered a case that I'm familiar with. I built glorious
27:00
computer. I put her in a fractal G. It's a pretty nice looking
27:03
case, fractal G. You can see that it's got pretty good air you
27:07
know, airflow in it. It's comes with three fans. I can add
27:11
two fans to the back and it still would fit my ATX motherboard. So
27:18
I went ahead and I did it. Took me about three hours, pulled
27:22
everything out of the calf nine thirty two, took it outside and basically vacuums,
27:29
you know, cleaned the all the components, the fans. I can't
27:32
believe. Yes, I got one of the actual fab got the same kind
27:36
of vacuum, which is great. Uh, the at the this is the
27:40
I'm showing Andy my my air duster, which is the the at Ende rechargeable
27:45
air duster, which is fantastic. They're great. I actually had my boss
27:49
at work ordery one for cleaning stuff at work too, like cleaning my desk,
27:52
cleaning our engineery shop. It's fantastic. It's three different speeds on that
27:56
right. It's got a mine has an like a mine just has a rotary
28:03
that I can spin it up. So I just turned it all the way
28:04
up and it's it's incredible. So whenever I open up my computer, I
28:07
can just blow it, blow it out. It's fantastic. You know,
28:12
it's not just for your computer. I used to all sorts of stuff,
28:15
cleaning my workshop, dusting off the you know my PlayStation, like it's so
28:21
so good. Well, I I've got one of those two stories. I
28:25
took it out in the front yard, put it on a bench, a
28:27
little chair, a wood chair that I have that's like a bench, and
28:30
I started dusting off. I could not believe how much dust was actually caked
28:36
onto the cooling fan for the processor. How much dust was caked into the
28:42
fans on the video card, which is fairly new. I replaced that video
28:47
card last year, and so I gave it a really good cleaning, got
28:51
it all cleaned up, then took the other case, put everything inside that
28:55
case. Everything was great, everything I put it in there. I was
29:00
happy because I could now move this thing around pretty easily. Then I decided,
29:04
well, I'm gonna end up going to Windows eleven on this. I
29:07
had a four hundred and eighty gigabyte SSD inside this machine, and I only
29:12
had sixty gigabytes left, which means Windows eleven would not install on this no
29:18
matter what I did, because you're gonna have I need at least. Isn't
29:22
it supposed to be like two hundred gigabytes free or something like that. I
29:26
don't know. It's a lot. It's a lot. So I thought,
29:29
oh boy, that's that's not going to be good. So I went ahead
29:32
and ordered a one terabyte. I probably should have done a two terabyte.
29:36
I could have done an M two, but I just went ahead and did
29:38
with an SSD and I got that in and I have a subrant. I
29:44
also have another manufacturer for cloning, and I went ahead and cloned the drive.
29:51
I went from four to eighty to one terabyte. I put it into
29:53
the system, opened it up, and all I'm showing is a four hundred
29:57
and eighty gigabyte drive, and I know it's got to be more than that.
30:03
And then I look and I see, oh and unallocated. I tried
30:07
everything to get that to be one drive size. I used Acronus. I
30:14
got Acranus to do the cloning. That didn't even want to do it for
30:18
me. So I did another hardware. I took it out, did another
30:21
hardware, moving it over nothing. I found a program that worked. Uh,
30:26
and what it allowed me to do is clone that four hundred and eighty
30:30
gigbyte drive to the one terabyte. Then I had the I had. What
30:33
I had was a rescue drive for Windows ten that was in between the seed
30:40
drive that I copied, and then you had the unallocated space. Even if
30:45
you formatted or created a volume or whatnot on that unallocated space, it still
30:52
would not let you extend the drive, make it all one drive side.
30:56
That's annoying. Some people were saying, oh, just give it a drive
30:57
number, and I was online. I'm reading some of the comments, so
31:00
they were having the same problems. Give it a drive number, But that's
31:03
not what I wanted. You know again, I'm gonna want to install Windows,
31:07
you know, Windows eleven on this. So I found a pro product
31:11
and I've had it before and I just never even thought about using it.
31:15
It's from a company called Partition Wizard. So if you go to partition Wizard
31:18
dot com and you're trying to do this going from a four to eighty to
31:22
one terrorbyte or two terabyte, and this product they make is called mini Tool,
31:29
So the Mini Tool Partition Wizard. Once your your drive is in,
31:33
you can then run the mini tool and you can see where that recovery drive
31:37
is. Took three steps, delete the recovery drive, go ahead, and
31:44
then do the extend and extend it all the way so you get that full
31:48
use of the drive. It's good to go. However, now I'm thinking,
31:51
Sean, Now I'm thinking, am I better off? Now I still
31:56
have this drive, It's where I want it to be, it's one terabyte?
32:00
Am I better off reinstalling Windows and just running with a clean install of
32:06
Windows? Yes? Right, you've been You've been always saying this, right,
32:09
Yeah, it's anytime you're doing a new computer, or you're upgrading,
32:15
or you're gonna go from Windows ten to eleven. Right, you can make
32:21
the jump from ten to eleven and keep all your stuff, but you're also
32:24
bringing all the bloat, right, the bloat, the bloat, the bloat.
32:29
Yeah, because I have a W Master Suite, which I don't use
32:32
on this computer anymore. I've got office and we're talking old office that I
32:40
don't use anymore. I've got office that I don't really need on this computer.
32:45
This is my production room computer, and I've got programs for doing conversion
32:49
of videos and whatnot. So honestly, I really don't need So starting over
32:53
fresh would just get me to install just what I needed, and then that
32:58
would be that would get the system run a lot better, wouldn't it.
33:00
Yeah. I don't get rid of any of my installer files, and they
33:04
all live on a separate hard drive. So like when I do my installs
33:07
to my main seed drive, like the installer file goes to another drive that
33:10
exists. So if I lose my computer, I have all those install drives
33:17
or install files. So I installed this application of that application, so whenever.
33:23
Like when I upgraded one of my other computers to Windows eleven, I
33:27
just nuked it first, right, and just put Windows eleven Pro on it.
33:30
There's no reason to just keep the bloat from ten into eleven. You
33:35
might as well just format your drive. It's even recommended you get a new
33:38
hard drive. You shouldn't just keep living on the same hard drive year after
33:42
year after year, because they are not meant to last forever. They will
33:45
fail, and you know, upgrading to either an M two and upgrading your
33:49
storage or speed, right, you don't want to be putting a fifty fifty
33:52
eight hundred rpm BENI drive in your new computer. I usually go a year
33:59
to year and a half maybe before I blow out my Windows ten installation and
34:02
start over afresh, just to get rid of the crap that I've installed over
34:07
the years. Or the The big question though sean for a lot of people,
34:09
though is and the same one I'm running into. There is one program
34:15
RX nine that is an audio editing program that I wouldn't mind having on this
34:20
computer. How do you reinstall it without having a re license it is?
34:23
There is usually is there a way to like uninstall it? And then you
34:29
know install it with the new OS and not run into that. So your
34:32
license, this is my understanding, your license is baked into the motherboard.
34:37
Okay, all right, So into the bios or the eu FI, so
34:42
that if I go in and I delete my reinstall Windows, or I upgrade
34:47
to eleven, your Windows ten key should still If you got the free upgrade
34:52
to Windows eleven, or you got the free upgrade from the Windows seven to
34:54
Windows ten, my wins. So theoretically, yeah, Window seven key is
35:01
my Windows eleven key. Because I've done the free upgrade to Windows ten,
35:06
I did the free upgrade to Windows eleven, that key should still theoretically get
35:10
me all the way to Windows eleven. Right, if you change, if
35:13
you major do major changes to your hardware. I put a new motherboard in,
35:17
and I do new RAM, and I do new hard drives, or
35:22
and I dropped my old hard drive in and try and boom from it,
35:23
it's gonna go wellha, wait a minute. You've changed a bunch of hardware.
35:28
You need to call Microsoft and say hey, I changed hardware, because
35:30
then they register it to the hardware built into your computer. I ran into
35:35
that once with a computer we were building, and the motherboard was a bad
35:37
motherboard. We sent it back and then we had already purchased the OS and
35:43
installed it. And then once we sent it back, got a new motherboard.
35:46
We tried to run it and it was same brand, same manufacturer.
35:52
It wouldn't let it go, and I had to get on the phone with
35:53
Microsoft. They were very cool. They took care of it. They were
35:57
able to fix that. But still, for a minute there I thought we
36:00
lost, you know, one hundred and something dollars on a Windows Windows distribution.
36:05
The other fun thing I learned about. So when I upgraded, so
36:07
I do a lot when I have my pcser on the house, I do
36:09
remote desktop, smaking control of them. If I'm running my funk server or
36:14
so, I use remote desktop. Right, So remote desktop on most versions
36:16
of Windows ten is right, So when I upgraded to Windows eleven, remote
36:21
desktop didn't work. Oh wow, remote desktop for Windows eleven is only available
36:25
in the proverse. Okay, all right, is that safe program to run
36:30
remote desktop? Ye? Yeah, you know I'm not connecting to anything on
36:32
you know, another network or an It's all local to my network, so
36:37
right right, Because I know real VNC just recently got rid of their free
36:40
version that they were doing for people to be able to connect remotely to a
36:45
computer. And you know, now they have a paid kind of a paid
36:49
version for you to use if you want to, because you know, they
36:52
found a lot of people were using it just not paying for it. Oh
36:53
yeah mc b yeah yeah, all right, we take another quick break.
36:59
We come back. We have more stories for you coming up with tech talk
37:01
Radio. I'm Andy Taylor. I'm sure the word find us on Facebook at
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tech Talkers. We'll be right back now back to tech talk Radio. A
37:09
great portion of the news groups you subscribe to begin with al dot binaries.
37:15
Please offend that. Before the break, we were talking about using reo V
37:25
and C yeah, to remote into other computers that are running real V and
37:30
C. My dad's computer or your mom's computer or something like that. It
37:34
used to be a free service. You just Maine account and you could have
37:37
X number of computers assigned to it. I think it was like ten or
37:42
something it was, and it was really easy, simple to set up,
37:45
but also there was there was something secured. Right, it's only as strong
37:49
as your weakest password, that kind of thing. Well, they said no
37:52
more free. Yeah, it's actually absurdly expensive? Is it really? The
37:55
Essentials plans? So there's four four tiers of plants, Essential plus Premium,
38:00
Enterprise. So their Essentials plan which allows you one user up to three managed
38:06
devices, right, three sixty nine per device per month build annually. Oh
38:10
wow, so that's what twelve bucks per month and then you're paying people if
38:15
you did three devices, Yes, so you rounded up to four twelve bucks
38:17
a month build annually. Wow, that's a lot. They're really cutting off
38:22
a largeority of their users by doing that. I don't know. So you're
38:27
looking if you're looking for something similar to real V and C that you can
38:30
use on your local network that's free, like for tight V and C Ultra
38:35
van C you can use those. Sure. In the past, Team Viewer
38:39
has also been pretty popular, but they they ran into some issues just earlier
38:45
this week. So earlier in June, Team Viewer was hacked by a state
38:51
sponsored Russian group known as APT twenty nine. So at the university, we've
38:55
been told no team Viewer at all. Well we we've been told that for
39:00
a long time now, because this isn't the first time they've been hacked,
39:02
and it's not super secure anyways, because it's only like a six digit password
39:07
that you get sent and it's it's whatever. It's a lot of relying on
39:10
the vendor or the other party to be involved in not sharing your passwords and
39:15
stuff. But when we're talking about security, there was a lot of talk
39:19
just a few months ago, you brought this to our attention about Dji and
39:23
Dji. I owned a drone. I went and bought a drone last year
39:28
and I've flown it maybe four times. I really want to get my what
39:31
they call the far one oh seven. So then I could go ahead.
39:36
I know realtors. I've done photography for realtors. I could then you know,
39:39
say hey, I can also do drone aerial drone shots of the property.
39:45
Whatever. But there's been a problem now with Dji possibly having a problem
39:51
here in the United States operating so much like TikTok. Right, it's owned
39:59
primarily by Chinese company, by Dance or whatever their company is called. Dji
40:07
is a Chinese company, right, so everybody knows in China, regulations and
40:14
the Internet and all that stuff's completely different. Like data, it just doesn't
40:19
it goes to the government. So there are protections in place for us as
40:23
US consumers that our data doesn't get sent to China, right, Well,
40:30
there are a lot of people that say otherwise, our data is going to
40:34
China. So there was legislation put in place called the Countering CCP Drones Act,
40:39
which is essentially banned the sale of DJA products. And I'm assuming there's
40:45
some other Chinese vendors that are mixed in this literature as well, but it
40:50
would ban the sales of DJA products in the US. So that would mean
40:57
I can't go to the store buy one. Now I could fly the one
41:00
that I have, or use the other dj A products that I have,
41:05
because it's not just drones, right it's there are other key pieces of DJA
41:08
technology that I own or that we as a studio's own that could be impacted
41:15
by this. So it is passed the House, it's got to go through
41:20
the Senate and get passed, and we'll see with all the other crazy low
41:24
stuff that's getting passed right now. No who knows what's going to get past
41:27
these days. I know a lot of the concern was that I wouldn't be
41:30
able to fly my drone no matter what. Now this doesn't look like that
41:35
that may be the case. It does not look like that could have.
41:37
It could be just on the sale of the new products and more more in
41:43
line with what they put out. Yeah, it seems like it's just trying
41:46
to keep the technology, the new word technology out of the US. Right.
41:51
As technology gets better and GPS data gets more accurate, and data collection
41:55
as a whole becomes more and more, Right, I install the app on
42:00
your phone. Okay, Well, what permissions do you give the app on
42:02
your phone? What data does it get from your phone? All that stuff
42:06
can then get sent back to DJI. They say, we don't use it
42:10
for anything except serving you GPS coordinates and app in app stuff. Right,
42:16
but we all know that that's not realistic. Right. The data is going
42:21
somewhere. It's going to a server hosted by DJI, somewhere got to be
42:27
read somehow, So the data exists. If there's just concern that the data
42:30
could get used maliciously. There's so much data, who knows, right,
42:34
But we'll see what happens. I want to show you something that I think
42:37
is so cool for kids. I don't know if you'll find have the same
42:40
excitement. Sean A. I'm just one big kids, so probably, well
42:45
maybe you'll like it. Then a friend of mine had sent me a note
42:51
on Instagram saying have you seen this yet? And I looked at it and
42:54
I thought, well, that's kind of interesting. It's from a company called
42:58
camp Snap and what it is it is a digital camera. However, it's
43:06
missing some of the things and the company took that in mind when they were
43:10
developing this product. Now the company is based in Redondo Beach and it's a
43:17
scream free digital camera. Its echo friendly, five hundred photos per charge.
43:24
You point and shoot vintage film style photos, and a pre installed memory card
43:30
comes with it. So here's the camera itself. I'm showing Sean the camera
43:35
itself, Camp Stamp. It looks like an old school film camera and it
43:39
charges via USBC. There is a again, the the SD card is under
43:47
a device that is it's screwed in. Kids can't pull it out. And
43:52
then when you take the picture, you just you hold the button down to
43:58
power it up and then you take a picture. Now, the whole point
44:01
of not having the digital screen on the back is so that you enjoy the
44:07
moment. How many of us go to take a digital picture, whether we
44:12
have a a DSLR, mirrorless or even an old cassio, and we'll take
44:16
the picture and then we look at the picture on the back. Then we
44:20
take another one, look at the picture on the back, and then scroll
44:22
through the pictures and see what you got, maybe catch something else. The
44:27
experience with this one is imagine a kid, he has this camera, go
44:30
out, have fun, take pictures. They take a picture, they don't
44:35
look at the back, Hopefully they caught what they wanted. Then they get
44:38
home, they hook up the USBC cable to it, and they transfer their
44:43
photos into their computer and they can go ahead and print them, save them,
44:47
share them, do whatever they're going to do with them. And the
44:52
experience is only about sixty five dollars for the camera. So see that I'm
44:55
on the road. Sort right out. You can buy sixty trived dollars.
44:59
Comes at a bunch colors navy, yellow, white, brown, aqua,
45:01
forest green, pink, red, black, just a different experience. Now.
45:07
My only thing I will say about this that that makes me go eh
45:12
is the shutter speed on it. You can't adjust the focus at least right
45:16
now. The company is going to be putting out some different products soon.
45:21
It's got an LED flash, so it's not the brightest flash in the world,
45:25
and the shutter is very slow. I'm gonna go ahead, and I'm
45:29
you're gonna hear this, but I'm gonna go ahead and take a picture.
45:32
That was one photo. I had my finger on the button the whole time
45:37
and it took. So you have to really you want to use shots that
45:40
are mainly not a lot of action in it, not a punch people running
45:45
around, uh, because then they might blur out. But I mean,
45:50
it's and the quality on it, it's okay. It's all about the experience.
45:53
And I mean, if you're gonna get this to your kid before you
45:55
get them a smartphone, or you just looking for something just to take a
46:00
picture and have some fun with the snapcam camp snap might be a great way
46:07
to do it. It's got nothing to do with snapchat or anything like that.
46:09
It is just kind of a cool idea. And you're you're looking at
46:13
that at their website and apparently they have filters. I haven't found that section
46:16
yet that will allow you to adjust. So you want to do black and
46:21
white, you can do black and white, or you want to do it
46:23
and you do it in camera, or you want to do a vintage Art
46:28
deco shot. You could do that in camera as well. So pretty good.
46:31
It looks it looks pretty cool for the website sixty five bucks, it's
46:35
not too bad. Yeah, some textpecs on it real quick. The photo
46:39
quality is eight megapixel, which is thirty five millimeters equivalent apparently. Yeah,
46:45
so f one point eight uh, and the focal link is four point eight
46:51
millimeters right, you can't just one in three point two inch sensor. Right,
46:58
that's not the best censor of the world. But again, well you're
47:01
paying a minimal amount of money. And so far the princes that I've seen
47:06
that my friend has taken, she sent me one of the black and whites
47:08
that they did. They were out at some lake having a good time.
47:14
Look great. You know, I could imagine a kid would have some fun
47:16
with this, and for that price, why not. So I'm gonna feature
47:21
this one on TV coming up on Monday. But I thought this was kind
47:24
of neat. Yeah, it looks pretty cool. Most kind of like in
47:28
the world of the Polary, like the you know the polaroids, where it
47:31
goes and stuff. Well, the thing with the polaroid too is if you
47:35
remember with the older Polaroids, you would take a picture and don't if you
47:37
remember ever using one of those, You would take a picture and it would
47:42
shoot the film out, and then you have to wait for it. You'd
47:45
have to wait before you started to see the picture. And many times you
47:49
would just sit there and wait and not even take another picture yet. So
47:53
this one, yeah, you just got a slow shutter on it. But
47:57
again you take it and then you just take the next one, or you're
48:00
not focused on the camera the whole time. You know. One of the
48:02
most got to be frustrating for people. You go to a concert. If
48:07
you've seen how many phones are in the air taking pictures. They're not enjoying
48:12
the music. They're not that's why they're there at the concert. They're taking
48:15
the picture of the artist. So again, it takes you out of that
48:19
and puts you more into just taking a picture with the camera. Why not
48:22
do that? Yeah, I love the Polaroid one. I have the Polaroide,
48:27
the Polaroid Go and it's been awesome. I love it. The film
48:31
is a little you know, you get eight eight shots for sixteen bucks.
48:35
Yeah, but it's totally cool. I've gotten some really great family stuff that
48:40
I just it's it's definitely unique. What size, now, what size are
48:45
those are the polaroids? This the normal Polaroid size? Oh okay, cool,
48:50
because I've got the four inch or whatever they are. I got the
48:53
Canon ivy, which is a basically two inch print and yeah, it's bigger
48:59
than that. Yeah. This one is cool though, because you can connect
49:01
your smartphone to it via Bluetooth and you know, print directly to it.
49:07
It's fun to have at a party and you want to take a picture and
49:09
then you can give it to somebody right away, which is kind of a
49:13
neat thing. Speaking of cameras, let's real quickly take a look at this.
49:16
Gizmoto put together a list of products and gadgets that we must have for
49:21
the month of June, and one of them I didn't even know was coming
49:23
out because Insta three sixty. If you've ever seen a motorcyclist and it's got
49:30
like a black stick that's sitting on top of their handlebars, that could be
49:37
an Insta three sixty. And a lot of motorcyclists are using those, are
49:42
getting out on the roads, people driving around, and what it does is
49:45
it takes a three hundred and sixty degree video or shot that looks pretty cool.
49:50
Well, they have put together what they're calling the insta three sixty go
49:53
three s and you just took a look at this one too. It's so
50:00
right, it's really it looks incredible. But what they did is they put
50:06
it on a cat. The cat's wearing it on his collar, so it's
50:09
like your cat or dog can have its own action camera, you know,
50:12
running around in the backyard or jumping a fence or whatnot. But it sells
50:15
for about four hundred dollars, so I don't know if it want to strap
50:17
it on the neighborhood cat, but I don't know. So this one's not
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a three hundred and sixty degree camera. This is just an action camera,
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right, So I want to make sure that's clear. They do make a
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three hundred and sixty degree camera, but this one is just like their action
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but it's very tiny, easily too easy to clip on the brim of your
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hat, on your dog, on your cat. You can tie it in
50:39
with the Apple find my so like you can tie it in with your Apple
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find My apps. I'm just reading off of the website right now. It's
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magnetic, so you can click on stuff. It's it's got a base.
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You can set it in and charge it that so it gives you extended battery
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life. It comes in black, it comes in white, sixty four gig
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one hundred and twenty eight gig custom skins, so you can get your own
50:59
custom skins. This looks really cool. You can find more on the Insta
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three sixty website. Coming back, We've got a website of the week.
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I'm Andy Taylor. I'm shot a word. Follow us on x at tech
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Talk Radio and now fact to tech talk Radio. Sean has got a great
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website of the week. He was showing it to me and I'm like,
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this is rich, this is gold. I love it. So Jason has
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mentioned this before, right, He's got the panic button, right, if
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he's playing a game, he's got the panic button on his stream deck that
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will trigger a spreadsheet. So that's right. Yeah, so this is something
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similar, but it's called white screen dot online. Okay, So if you
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want to pull a prank on somebody, or you want to come up with
51:40
an excuse you can't do something in your computer at work or at home,
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you can do prank screens or fake update screens. Everybody knows what a Windows
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ten or a Windows XP update screen looks like. Right you hit the you
51:55
hit the start button, you actually only say restart and update. Right,
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it's the dreaded Windows update screen. So you can go in here and you
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can load and it makes it look like your computer is doing an update.
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If you're watching the video on our blog, you can open it up and
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it looks like it forces it, so it looks like my computers doing an
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update. You've got Windows eleven, Windows ten, Windows XP, Mac Os,
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Ubuntu, or you could even do screen of death, the blue screen
52:25
of death, so it looks like you've had a you know, your computer's
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failed. So if you want to prank somebody at work, you want to
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make them think they're computer crashed, you can pull this up full screen in
52:35
Oh, you want to do a broken screen, you can do this.
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It looks like the screen's broken. Or this one is free. This one
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is great. It's called hacker type. So it opens the screen up and
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it looks like you're typing in the matrix. So it's just got the green
52:46
cursor icon in the upright and I'm just spamming buttons on my keyboard. It
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looks like I'm typing code. This is really really really well done. I'm
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just you can hear me spamming on the keyboard, right it, But it
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was just spamming what looks like right, So it's just it's comical, all
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right. The the website address is you just go to white screen dot Online
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and there you'll get access to whichever one you want to do. I think
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the Windows XP is hilarious because it would be like, why would you run
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that? And uh to get out of it, it's super easy. You
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just hit the escape keep. Yeah, but you can set the time.
53:25
The broken screen one, that one's pretty good as well. Again, White
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screen Online, White Screen dot Online, great stuff, Sean, I love
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it. Thank you so much. I'm sorry my computers showing update. Windows
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XP. It's got ninety percent. It really is a great way to fool
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your friends. You got to check that out again. That we'll have a
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54:35
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54:38
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54:44
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54:46
We'll eave it show the cloning process. It's actually pretty easy. We'll have
54:50
that up on YouTube and coming up on Monday on News thirteen, we'll be
54:54
showing the camp snapcam and believe we'll be in the eight o'clock hour. Last
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week they got switch to the seven o'clock hour. We couldn't do that one,
55:01
so we'll be in there coming up this Monday, showing this new screen
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free digital camera, so you get a better look at that as well.
55:08
In the meantime, Well, that's it for this week's Tech Talk Radio.
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Hopefully Justin we'll be back next week if his basement studio is all dried out.
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We're hoping that'll be the case. Matt and Slick also hopefully we'll be
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able to join us in the meantime. Sean, thank you very much.
55:23
You have eight great week, sir, Thank you, and Hi, we'll
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talk to you next week. Everybody, enjoy your week. We'll talk to
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you later.