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Episode 396- The Car is Trying to Kill Us! · TechtalkRadio

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The following program is produced by the Tech Talk Radio Network. Hey, folks,
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this is Sam Kinnison and you're listening tech talk radio right here. You
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understand that, you cake? Oh oh, welcome to another episode of tech
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Talk Radio. I'm Andy Taylor, I'm Slick, and I'm justin Lemmy and
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we have the show that talks about computers, technology and the Internet. Wow,
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it's been a long time since we actually said that one. Yeah,
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it's good to see Slick in here as well. He's been out for a
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few weeks, busy with what O G. Yeah, what do you do?
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Slick? What would just say? You do here? Yeah? What
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is it that I do? Uh? Trying to stay out of trouble?
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It's you know, I'm really deep in politics, and I mean all kinds
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of politics, housing, politics, technology, transportation. And you're not gonna
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believe this, but guys, they actually asked me to participate. Look at
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that. Yeah, wow, it was funny because have you ever seen the
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meme of Leonardo DiCaprio And I can't remember what movie it is, but he's
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pointing at the screen like you sees something that he knows that's a once upon
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a time in Hollywood. Is I never saw that movie. Sometimes I'll be
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watching the TV news and I'll see a guy there with Slick's hair, and
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I'll point, there's Slick. Well you've seen that stuff. That's pretty good
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stuff. But yeah, you've been keeping pretty busy. I know that now,
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justin you've been pretty busy. It was a tax week this past week,
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and I was thinking about you while I was doing all my taxes this
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earlier this week, and the reason, oh, how much money you owe
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me? Yeah, that too, But no, I was actually thinking about
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you having a Tesla and you having you know, an electric vehicle. I
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do believe there are tax incentives that go with that, am I right?
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Truth be told, the incentives have kind of fallen off. It was kind
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of big in twenty two and twenty three, and so we got the incentives
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at the right time because now they're kind of they've they've d d incentive.
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Is that the right word? Yeah, that would be right, yea yah,
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yeah yeah yeah, but I mean you still get you still get a
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tax credit. But yeah, we we got ours at the right time.
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Part of it, I mean, not to give out too much personal information,
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but for the first time and like seven or eight years since we lived
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in Denver, you know, because Lisa is self employed, you know,
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so she doesn't she doesn't pay taxes, you know, because she works for
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the Japanese government, and the Japanese government doesn't pay taxes because they're an embassy.
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So Lisa has to basically be self employed. For the last you know,
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seven, eight, nine years, whatever it is, we've had to
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actually pay taxes at the end of the year. This is the first year
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we actually got a refund because of the Tesla. Wow, that's pretty good.
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I know people have thought about that, and honestly, you've talked about
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the Tesla enough that you know that people listening to it or or people that
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maybe have heard this and gotten themselves won didn't get it just for this tax
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bet if they got it for the other reasons, which you have been pretty
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happy with so far. Yeah, I mean, well, I love I
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absolutely love the Tesla. I mean it's it's an amazing vehicle. I love
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the features on it. The biggest thing about the Tesla though, was their
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big selling point about the full self driving and when we first got it,
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we got three months of free self driving and this is the add on package
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that they're talking about it costs an extra fifteen thousand dollars to get full self
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driving, and they're me fifteen grand, yeaheen grand. It's no one time
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payment. But the thing is is people all the way back from like twenty
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eighteen have been purchasing this full self driving subscription under the premise that they're going
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to actually get full self driving, and it is not yet, even to
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this data, this recording, it's not available completely. Tesla keeps improving upon
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the full self driving, but it's never been completely available to the public.
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And to give you a little bit of background, when we first got the
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Tesla and again we did have the three month trial of self full self driving,
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we took it on a trip to Colorado Springs. So we went from
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Denver to Colorado Springs. The car tried to kill us three different times.
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Oh it it would immediately like we were in the far right lane and it
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decided, Hey, there's an h V lane, I'm going to go to
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the HV lane, and it just went right across all four lanes of the
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interstate into the HIV almost getting us in an accident and throwing us into the
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wall. And so I was like, this is this is ridiculous. This
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is like, this is definitely not ready for prime time, Like this is
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not something that should have ever been offered to people. But as technology advances,
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and the way that things go is like with Microsoft with when they roll
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out new version of Windows or you know other things that go on, they
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use the public as a beta tester and you're not getting paid for it.
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Like so the more you use it, the more that they're gonna learn from
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it. And they're because every time that I would have full self driving turned
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on and I would have to take control again, it would always ask me,
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way full self driving was disabled, what happened? Press the press the
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microphone button and tell us what happened. So I would say, yeah,
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the car tried to kill me, and they would automatically send them a message.
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And they would also take the recordings of the cameras because remember there's like
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seventeen cameras around the car, So they would take all that information and they
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would probably learn from it. But as of April twenty four, just a
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couple of weeks ago, they released version twelve point three point four and operating
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system or is it self driving? Self driving? The self driving operating system?
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Now what we're gonna say, it's so bizarre that we never thought,
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you know, with a car. I grew up, you know, I
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had a Vega, a Monte Carlo, and we talked about cars one day
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and to the idea that a car would get actually a software update. It's
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just, oh, it happens. It's just so bizarre now that the cars
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are doing that. Yeah, it happens all the time. I mean we
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get one probably every other week or so. But we did the update and
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we noticed that the full self driving it used to say full self driving beta.
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Now it says full self driving supervised. So we're like, oh,
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did we move out of the beta stage? I was like, okay,
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but we had long passed that free subscription. However, mister Musk decided to
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give every single Tesla owner another month of free self driving to test the new
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version because he's like, hey, we've improved, and I'm like, all
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right, let me test it. You're really gonna put your hands well,
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I mean, I've I've learned, I've learned to definitely. I mean,
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obviously, when it says full self driving, they always say be you know,
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do not be complacent, be be there, be active, keep your
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hand yeah. Keep well, I mean, that's happened and people have died,
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but keep your hands on the wheel, keep control of the vehicle,
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like, pay attention to what's going around you, and then you know,
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we'll see what happens. So I was like, all right, let's let's
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figure this out. So we actually drove from from Denver to Broomfield, which
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Broomfield is a little bit like northwest of Denver, like halfway between here and
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Boulder, and I decided, okay, I'm gonna turn on full self driving.
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Let's see what happens. I backed out of my driveway right and I
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turned on immediately. Well, first off, I gotta say this. I
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had to put in the destination obviously, because the car's got to know where
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it's to go. So I put in the destination. As soon as I
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backed out of my driveway, I turned on full self driving. The car
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drove itself out of the alleyway, pulled onto the city street or the neighborhood
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street, then pulled onto the city streets, and it literally drove itself all
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the way there with minimal input, and it actually wasn't as aggressive. It
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didn't actually try to kill us, which was the first thing. My wife
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was sitting in the front seat like no, no, no, no,
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don't do this, don't do this. I'm like, no, no,
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hold on. I like technology. I want to see what this can do.
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And she's like, you better be paying attention, you better pay attention.
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But no, I was paying attention the entire time. But the car
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actually drove itself, and not only did it get onto the interstate, get
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off of the interstate, it went on city streets, It went through a
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roundabout without me having to control anything, and it actually pulled into the parking
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lot of the I guess you'd call it a strip mall and where we were
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going for dinner, and it found a parking spot that was right in front
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of the place, and it actually parked itself. And I was like,
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oh, whoa, what just happened. That is pretty amazing. Is it
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something that you would think is worth fifteen thousand dollars? Oh? Absolutely not.
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Yeah, no, no, But here's the thing. Elon. Elon
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actually came out and said, like, again, the thing is is he
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wants everybody to pay fifteen thousand dollars for the self driving. But then he
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kind of backtracked and said, all right, fine, it's gonna cost you
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two hundred dollars a month. And now he's backtracked even more and said,
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it's only going to cost you one hundred dollars a month, and it's a
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it can be a monthly subscription. So if we go on a long road
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trip, I could literally just buy one month of full self driving and let
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the car drive itself the entire trip. I mean, obviously I'm gonna be
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sitting there, but I have done this before with the Tesla. We drove
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it to South Dakota and I used the full self driving. This was back
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when we actually had that subscription UH given to us. I the trip was
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like six and a half hours. Right we got done with the trip,
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I wasn't even fatigued because the fact is, I, yes, I had
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to pay attention, but I didn't have to pay one hundred percent attention,
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Like I didn't have to constantly make sure the vehicle was in the lane.
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The car did it itself. So when I got done with that six and
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a half hour trip, I was still feeling fine. Like normally I would
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feel tired, I felt fine. Yeah, I saw even though they call
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it like self full self driving, is it sounds like you buy your description
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that it's more like driver assist. Really, I mean, you know,
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well you're just singing on the Yeah. No, here's my question you were
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talking about. You know they can I got to remember this. They were
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saying, you know, it's a self driving car, but please keep your
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hands on the wheel. So are they telling you to keep your hands atten
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and two? Basically the entire time, it's as they say in the paperwork
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in terms of service. They they tell you to keep your hands on the
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wheel. And here's the thing. This is how they know that you're doing
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it. First off, there is a camera in the cockpit of the vehicle
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that watches where your eyes are looking. Now, if you're having sunglasses on,
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it really can't tell where you're looking, but it tracks the motions of
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your head. So as long as you're looking, you know, pretty much
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straightforward, it thinks that you're looking at the road. If I turn my
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head. I've tested this. I've turned my head and I've looked at my
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wife in the front seat for about ten or so seconds as the car's driving.
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Now, I'm my head is turned towards my wife, but my eyes
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are pointed left. I'm looking at the road. But I've turned my head
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and the car's like, hey, keep your eyes on the road. Really,
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so it tells you. It says, hey, keep your eyes on
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the road. And also you have to keep your hand on the wheel because
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the wheel does you know, as it turns, it's looking for feedback from
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you. So if you have your hand on the wheel and the wheel starts
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to turn, there's going to be a natural hesitation on the wheel turning because
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it senses the weight of your hand. Now people have gotten by this by
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putting a water bottle in the steering wheel, like they shove a water bottle
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in there, and that counterbalances the force feedback. So then the car thinks,
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oh, yeah, you're holding on to the wheel when you're really not.
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Now I'm not condoning that, but I've tried it and it works.
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But yes, I keep my hand. What I do is I just literally
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rest my elbow on the door sill and I keep my hand around seven o'clock
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on the wheel. And it works because once the wheel starts to turn,
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my hand is there, and it's like, oh, yep, yep,
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yep, yep, you're still watching, You're still on the road, yep.
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I don't know justin I've done long drives. I've done drives to Know
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from Palm Springs all the way to New Orleans. I've done drives to Dallas
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a couple of times. I just love driving. I love that experience of
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holding the wheel, hitting me a brake, hit the accelerator. You know,
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I don't well, I won't say that, but don't I don't enjoy
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that. I don't don't enjoy Like even Idaho, it's the twenty three hour
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drive. Was like, it was great. It's great for like the first
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couple hours and then I'm like, jeez, I just want to get there,
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you know, wow, But no, But I mean, honestly,
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this new version that came out with again they went from beta to supervised,
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which is a step up. It is actually much better. Now there's a
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caveat to that. People have been recently reporting that the Teslas take corners too
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sharp and they end up scratching the rims of the car, so it's basically
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running up on the curb of things. And I noticed this when we went
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through the roundabout. It was taking that corner pretty sharp, and I'm like,
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ooh, God, old God, old God of God. Thank God,
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it didn't hit the curb, but I was like, yo, dude,
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you're taking that corner really really sharp. But people have been reporting that,
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you know, it's scraping the tires, it's scraping the and as somebody
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who actually had to have a complete rim and tire replacement on the Tesla,
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I can understand this, like I can understand the frustration about that. And
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people are actually looking at suing Tesla to say, you know, you got
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to replace these tires and rims because this is your self driving thing, and
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Tesla's like, no, we're not going to pay for that, but it's
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their fault. Speaking of lawsuits, have there been any cases that you know
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about where maybe self driving, Yeah, has done something where even somebody that
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was being diligent and you know, it put him in a situation that harmed
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them. Yeah. I mean there was the very super famous one just a
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few weeks ago that Tesla actually settled out of court back in I want to
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say, oh gosh, I don't know. Twenty twenty one, maybe there
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was a Silicon Valley engineer who was driving in Silicon Valley and he was known
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to be playing video games on his phone. Now I don't know what the
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situation behind the reason why, but the car ended up drifting into a lane
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because it couldn't detect the road markings, and so the car drifted out and
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hit a barrier and killed the man, and the family of the man sued
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Tesla, and Tesla was like, nope, because the guy wasn't paying attention.
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We have records of we have video camera that this guy was not paying
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attention. But then finally Tesla was like, all right, fine, you
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know what, We're gonna settle out a court. Now. We don't know
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what the sum of the money was that the family got, but yes,
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Tesla has been sued because of this. But the thing is is a lot
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of people try to sue Tesla and they're like, we have video evidence that
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you were not doing what we told you to do. And people get an
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accidents and they're like, well, actually self driving was dis abled three seconds
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before the accident. What the heck? How am I supposed to respond within
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three seconds, you know, to stop the car from killing me, you
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know, when you're so hurtling along at fifty miles an hour, yeah,
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or seventy five miles an hour whatever, you know, Like, so there's
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a lot of things that Tesla still needs to improve on, but I do
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got to say that this latest update was really, really good. And it
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brings me to one other quick little topic about that is that you know,
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we hear about all the horror stories of Tesla, we hear about what I
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just talked about. Yeah, there's actually a good story. There was a
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story that just hit the news last week about Tesla full self driving actually saved
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a man's life. Really, so, this this man, he was a
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model why, which is what we have a model why. He lives in
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Asheville, North Carolina. He actually had a heart attack, a mild heart
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attack, right, and he chose his Tesla. Now, this guy apparently
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is rich because he's got Porsche's and BMW's and Accuras and Cadillacs and things like
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that. But he chose his Tesla and he told it drive me to the
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VA hospital, which was thirteen miles away from his house, and he had
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the latest update, and the car drove him straight to the emergency room.
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Because this man couldn't do it. He was still conscious, but he was,
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like you know, obviously having a mild heart attack. The car drove
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him to the emergency room, dropped him off at the emergency room, and
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then went and parked itself. It had the wait, oh that's a great
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story. Sorry, he literally told, because again I'm asking, I don't
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never I've been in a Tesla, but I haven't used one. Are you
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able to sit in the driver's seat and say take me to the circle?
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K? Well, no, you I mean you have to like open up
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the navigation maps and tell it what your destination is. I mean, yes,
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I mean I guess you could say in the voice chat, you know,
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you know, navigate to hospital, and it would find the closest one
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and it would load it would load up the navigation and then you would just
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have to simply enable the full self driving by pressing down on the drive stock.
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Now, the right side stick is where you choose you know, reverse,
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neutral drive. If you tap twice on that stick, it enables the
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full self driving mode. How is far me down? We've seen the price
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of gasoline going up, and it's probably gonna go up a little more.
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People in California are nearing six dollars seventy five cents a gallon for gas.
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How is that in relation? Now that you've been driving it for a while,
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and I like to do these updates to see if your experience how that's
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been pairing out for people that maybe are thinking about it. Has it been
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a money saver with Absolver? Yeah? Absolutely. Now we did install we
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we did actually install a two hundred and forty volt forty eight amp charger,
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the actual home charger in our home because the standard one hundred and ten volt
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outlet that comes with it charger this doesn't really cut it, and so we
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did install an aftermarket, you know, actual charger. With that being said,
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we have saved probably hundreds of dollars in gas. Wow. Because now
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now here's there's a caveat to this. Because you're saving money on gas doesn't
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mean you're saving everything. Because one thing is you're you're obviously you're paying more
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for registration because the vehicle you don't have to pay for gas tax because part
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of your registration comes from the gas tax, and if you have an electric
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vehicle, you don't have to pay gas tax, so they charge you more.
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So our first year registration when we bought the car, I want to
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say, it was fifteen one hundred dollars, oh my lord, for one
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year. Wow. But we also don't have to pay for gas. Now
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another caveat to that is we also don't have to pay for maintenance, like
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there's no oil changes, there's no uh, you know, they're the only
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fluid you have in a Tesla is your windshiw wipe or fluid. But I've
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wondered about that. But I have questions for you later. Okay, But
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but here's the thing. Because the Tesla is so heavy. I mean,
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you're talking about a model Y is like a simple like well, it's kind
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of a hatchback. I guess it's a four seater hatchback. But that thing
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is almost a ton because of the fact that it has the battery pack.
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You the one thing that you are going through more than anything else your tires,
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because that car is so heavy and it's got so much torque that if
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you try to gun it off the line every single time, you're burning through
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those tires like crazy. And those tires are not cheap. I never even
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thought about that part of that. Have you seen the and I know it's
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like you had another question for him, but have you seen the Tesla cyber
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truck because people have spotting them here and they are post the photos up on
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socials. I don't know. It's like, have you seen one yet,
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I've seen I don't think I've seen a cyber truck in Tucson, but I've
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seen multiple rivians. My one of one of my co workers, the guy
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that actually works within our IT department, he actually said he actually saw a
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cyber truck for the first time in Denver and he was like, Wow,
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that thing looks pretty cool. I've personally I said, it's hideous looking.
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Oh no, it definitely is hideous looking, but he said, it looks
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you know, it's it's It was interesting because it was so you know,
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it stood out so much from the crowd. But I've personally never seen a
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cyber truck in person. Huh. It would be uh, it'd be interesting
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to check that one out. And I can imagine you look at the the
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Y and it looks like a basic car, the model WHI. You look
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at the cyber truck. That looks like it's gonna be even heavier. Oh
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yeah, the cyber truck is I think it's about two tons actually, because
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it's got almost double the battery pack of what a Model Y has. Right,
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I don't know exactly, I don't know the exact specifications, but yes,
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it's definitely heavier. But here's the thing about the cyber truck too.
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They were they were, you know, they're all touting about the cyber truck
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as being like this off road vehicle and you can go camping with it,
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and then they go and people go and test it, and they show videos
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of the cyber truck getting stuck on a regular hill when like a typical like
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Forerunner or whatever can just blow by it. And they're like, what the
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heck, because the cyber truck is so heavy. A little bit it does,
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and I mean it's made of steel. I mean it's not like aluminum
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panels or whatever. It's made of solid steel with with double the battery pack
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of a Model Y. So yeah, it's super heavy. So these things
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do not handle very well when you're not on pavement. They're not made for
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off road. Now, slick you, we're gonna ask a question about fluids
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in the vehicle. Well, not necessarily fluids, but I've had some conversations
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with electric electric vehicle drivers and owners as well as hybrids, So so number
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one, the only the first thing I want to throw out there is we're
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probably familiar with this how long have you had this Tesla? We got it
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in August of twenty three, okay, because I remember the guy that had
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like an old Tesla and to replace the battery cost him what fifteen to twenty
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grand, and instead of doing that, he circled it with dynamite and blew
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it up. Oh my lord. Oh you guys haven't seen that video.
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Yeah, it is amazing. He said, I'm not paying fifteen twenty grand
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and replace the batteries. It's not gonna happen. But I was talking to
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and I didn't even think about this because even I was like, all right,
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you know, there's gotta be some maintenance, but it's not gonna be
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a lot of maintenance. What I did find that from some owners of hybrids
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is, and I don't know if this applies to Tesla. You tell me
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that regenerative regenerative braking that that you have where when you let up off the
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gas pedal if you will, oh, the accelerator, Yeah, that it
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as it breaks, it recharges the battery. I've been told by some owners
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and drivers that replacing those brakes can be like six grand. Oh my gosh,
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wow, oh wow. So yeah, we kind of question to you.
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Yeah, Well, so here's the thing when you're talking about regenitive,
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regenerative. Yeah, that's a hard way to say. Yeah. Uh.
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The braking system, it's actually not using the brakes when you do that,
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when you let so. First off, you got to understand the Tesla is
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basically it's a one pedal driving system. You don't necessarily need your break.
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Okay, when you let off the gas pedal, the motors themselves provide resistance,
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and that is what's recharging your battery. It's not the braking system that's
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recharging your battery. The braking system only kicks in when you actually hit the
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brake pedal. Wow, by just simply letting go of the gas pedal.
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Yes, it does slow down, it does break and I very rarely ever
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have to actually use the braking system. It does take a little bit of
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getting used to because you have to kind of you have to learn when to
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judge based on your speed, when to let up on the gas, to
25:36
know when it's going to stop. And I've gotten actually pretty good at that.
25:37
It takes a couple of months or whatever of driving. All right,
25:41
we got to take a break, we come back. Listener question from Scott
25:45
we'll share that We've got more to talk about, including a brand new TV
25:48
show that Justin is pretty happy about. Uh, and Slick is got some
25:52
info about streaming. What is an up and coming streamer that people are saying,
25:57
Hey, you've been around a long time, this one should be up
26:00
on top. We'll tell you that about that more coming up with tech talk
26:03
Radio. I'm Andy Taylor and I'm Justin. Let me find us on the
26:06
web at tech talk radio dot com. We'll be right back now back to
26:11
tech talk Radio. All right. We had a listener question from Scott in
26:15
Tucson, who said, over the years, I have had a habit of
26:19
adding drives. I have a five terabyte and a two terabyte and have the
26:25
same files on all of my drives. Oh. I feel while my data
26:30
is safe, I also have the same data everywhere. I want to organize
26:34
it, but I need a program to look for duplicate files. Any recommendations
26:40
you know? Uh, does that mean like an eas us thing or something?
26:45
Or what about a year and a half ago and I know it's still
26:48
available. I took a look at it is Roxios NXT nine ROXI is still
26:55
around. Yeah, Yeah, Well they got bought up by Correl, So
26:59
NXT nine Correla still around. Yes, they even got a new Correl draw
27:03
version that's out now, and it's like one of the few program I love
27:07
it because it's one of the few programs that is. They probably have it.
27:11
But they're saying this program is now available, blah blah blah, but
27:14
they don't mention AI at least none of the things. Because everybody's talking about
27:18
AI and it's getting so frustrating. It is getting just ridiculous. So going
27:22
back to the Rocksio thing, right, Okay, so yeah, so NXT
27:26
nine Pro has tools that you can run that will do bulk file renaming,
27:32
but it will also do bulk duplicate filefinders. Now the thing is, I
27:37
like it, but it's not as full powered as I had hoped it would
27:42
be, but it will still if you want to look for a program that
27:45
will help you organize your audio, help you organize photos, help you basically
27:51
you know, if you want to create a DVD or create a BLU ray,
27:55
you could do that all with NXT nine Pro and it will do a
27:59
duplicate file program that's in there. There are some programs you might want to
28:03
take a look at Alternative two dot net. You'll find some programs in there
28:07
that are shareware or freeware that you may be able to find to do the
28:11
same thing, but just a lot of things are open source. Now.
28:15
Yeah, the one thing about NXC nine is so I can say, what
28:19
I would recommend is put everything that you know is photos in a folder.
28:23
Then take the other one photos and put that in another folder. Then combine
28:29
them and it will find those duplicates that are within those two folders, and
28:33
it will give you the different range. Like I tried this on one of
28:36
them because I have just so many pictures spread out and it would like five
28:40
different versions of the same picture. So I'm I'm looking at a couple different
28:45
open source ones here, all right, I see, you know. Basically,
28:49
here's what I did, Scott. I I just went to Google and
28:52
I just typed in open source duplicate file finder, okay, and it brought
29:00
me to a couple different websites. Right now, I'm on SourceForge dot net
29:03
and it's talking about duplicate files Finder. There's it links you to the project
29:07
a Swiss file Knife, Media file Duplicate Finder g duplicate Finder. There's a
29:15
ton of these things out there, and if you look at the reviews on
29:18
the different particular projects, you could probably find one that would work for you.
29:23
And again, being that it's open source, you don't actually have to
29:29
pay for it. Now, another one that's really good is dupe guru,
29:33
and that's the rupe Yeah, d u p e g u r U dupe
29:38
guru. And it's a cross platform so it runs on Linux, mac Os,
29:45
Windows, and it's a guy type of tool, so you actually can
29:51
you know, graphical user interface, you can see it and it will find
29:53
duplicate files in a system. It's mostly written in Python three, but you
29:57
don't really need to, you know, be conscious of that. Dupe Gurro
30:02
seems to actually be pretty cool too. Actually I'm looking that it is right
30:06
now. Do you have to be careful with some open source, especially if
30:08
you're googling like you're doing, you kind of know what you're looking at,
30:11
and you know, follow up in the reviews and whatnot. That's why I
30:14
like alternative to dot net because a lot of that the software that's on there
30:17
has been vetted, and you know, just doing a straight off Google find
30:22
is real difficult, especially if it says sponsored you got to be really careful
30:26
of those ones. Yes, that's a good way of getting malware and ransomware
30:30
and whatnot, because anybody can pay a sponsored advertisement exactly. I've even had
30:34
drive by attacks, you know, on a browser, just with sponsored links
30:38
that pop up. Yep. So again you something you want to be careful
30:41
for. But again there are those options if you don't want to pay for
30:45
it. I really do like rox ceo NXT nine pro. I do because
30:49
it does so much. I just wish the dupe file program file finder was
30:55
a little more robust, especially if you're, you know, gonna work on
30:57
photos first then video, like actually giving you a representation. I noticed that
31:03
when I went to the profile or the preview where you can actually get a
31:07
preview of it, sometimes the buffer would fill up and you would beat the
31:11
leading files and they wouldn't go away, so you'd have to close it reopen
31:15
it. But again it's still a it's still a pretty dark good program.
31:18
Now Roxio does cost money. It's not freeware. It definitely is a Okay,
31:23
yes, you're look at about a hud bucks for the software. Okay,
31:26
so yeah, you could you could go that route, or you could
31:29
also go the open source. But as Andy mentioned, you know, just
31:33
make sure you look at your you know, research, make sure that the
31:37
program that you're downloading downloading is legit. But yeah, you should be able
31:41
to figure something out between these two different recommendations. But it doesn't hurt to
31:47
have two copies. Also, I don't you know, he's like running into
31:52
that situation where he's got a drive with this and a drive with that.
31:55
Okay, so you got backups. Yeah, but you don't want to exact
32:01
same copy too as well. I mean, these programs, I'm assuming they'll
32:06
they'll be looking at different at least different sizes and different dates, even though
32:09
the file has the same name. Well, I mean, if you're looking
32:13
at a really good program and I don't know exactly how rock Seal works or
32:15
Duke Guro, but they're going to look at the bits of each of those
32:20
files, and if they age about that the actual bits match up, they're
32:23
going to be like, well, this is an exact duplicate, right,
32:27
So yeah, I don't know. There's one other listener question, uh Darlee
32:31
and green Valley all I mentioned, Uh, my husband and I have been
32:36
using PC since Windows XP, and over the years we've put lots of photos
32:39
and documents on small discatts, like the the one point four four floppy yes,
32:46
or I guess yeah, I don't. Okay, all right, I
32:51
was going through our storage and found a box of them with labels Disc one,
32:54
Disc two. Problem is I don't have a computer with a disc reader
32:58
to see what's on these. Are there verses that can recover these? I'm
33:02
sure there are definitely services out there. However, you can most likely buy
33:08
a floppy disc reader that has like a USB interface, like an external reader
33:15
that you could get off of Amazon for probably ten or twenty bucks. Yeah.
33:19
I've actually got one of those, and I love Okay, it's cheat.
33:22
It was cheap, Yeah, it's like exactly. I think it was
33:23
like maybe nineteen dollars. Uh, And it's great. This plugs in USB
33:28
port. I popped the disc get in and I can. I could read
33:30
it, get stuff off of it if I need to. And it all
33:35
depends on how these were stored too. You found them in a storage shed.
33:38
You know, hopefully there's still because some of those discutts, the one
33:42
point four fours didn't last that long. Yeah, well, here's the thing.
33:45
They're putting lots of photos on these? What quality photos are these?
33:52
Because discuts only hold like you said, one point four to four megabytes.
33:55
Yeah, that's like cameras from like the nineteen seventy or eighties or whatever.
34:00
I mean, I mean it is really, honestly, I mean, but
34:04
I'm not I'm not I'm not trying to like discount Darlene, you know,
34:07
or anything like that. But I'm just saying, like, you really can't
34:09
put a lot of photos on a disckette. And now, where where can
34:14
you buy? If she wasn't you know, this is curiosity. I've done
34:16
that before, where you're curious, like what's on this? What's on this?
34:21
Yeah? Where could she buy one of these usb uh floppy readers?
34:24
Just jump right? What's the what's the local store there in Tucson? I
34:29
mean I'm in Denver, I don't know. There's there's one here in Green
34:32
Valley as well. There's a computer store that that that might be able to
34:37
get some of that stuff too, So you know what, And honestly,
34:39
I would I wouldn't say just go to that computer store because it is a
34:43
mom and pop shop, and if they don't have it, I bet you
34:45
they could probably order something for you, yeah, or they may they may
34:49
even just say, hey, for a couple of bucks, we'll we'll pull
34:51
everything off those discs. But if it's you know, I'm thinking of its
34:53
slip labeled disc one, two three, it could be install software, yep,
34:58
you know, I mean that's what it kind of would sound like,
35:00
a little me like, oh, this is this order backup off off a
35:04
computer as well? Could be you know, but curiosity could be fun though,
35:07
Like you know what they say, Yeah, curiosity killed the cat.
35:12
Yeah, so you know careful, Yeah I killed the hard drive. Yeah,
35:17
exactly. Now, slick, you were gonna tell us a little bit
35:20
about this story about you know, when it comes to streaming that Forbes have
35:24
put together. And I think a lot of our listeners right now, I
35:29
think some of you are very savvy, uh and you know that, yeah,
35:32
you know you can get you know, Netflix, you know, you
35:35
can get Hulu, Disney Paramount Plus on your services and you pay a subscription
35:42
for those. But did you know there are free choices that offer a lot
35:46
of programming that you might be surprised at. Yeah, and I know it's
35:52
going to come to a huge surprise to some of you, but you know,
35:54
at my core and in my heart and in my wallet. I'm a
35:58
cheapskate. Uh yeah, I like all the free stuff, and you know,
36:02
and I would like to get paid, you know, for it,
36:06
rather than pay out. And especially with all these streaming services everybody, I
36:09
mean, I couldn't afford the the what is it the the Disney couldn't afford
36:15
the Hulu, it couldn't afford to and Netflix says, what are they losing
36:20
their mind? What's wrong with these people? And they'll get Amazon Amazon Prime
36:22
if you want that. That's true too. I'm trying to Yeah, those
36:27
are some of the majors that I can think of than this paramount. Oh
36:29
and now Peacock all of a sudden, now they don't you know, they
36:31
want to charge too NBC. So it started out the old I'm gonna consider
36:37
them the OG. There may be older, older aggregators as I call them,
36:40
than this one, but for me, the ol G of a free
36:45
streaming services if you will, that have a bunch of channels, if you
36:51
will, it's Pluto TV. That was the thing that yeah, yeah,
36:55
that was the first one. I remember. If you're somebody that maybe you
37:00
have Internet provided by your cable company, or you have you know, through
37:06
some of the service you have Internet, but you don't want to You didn't
37:08
want to pay for the box, you don't want to pay for the cable
37:13
channels. You don't Maybe it's not needed that you get an antenna. Although
37:16
antennas can give you access to like whether you're using UH like the one that
37:22
the tableau, which I absolutely love, you get access to other channels that
37:25
they're feeding as well. But with Pluto TV, it's amazing because you go
37:31
to their website on your smart TV or connected device and you're gonna be amazed
37:37
at what programs are available. There are stuff to keep you busy. And
37:42
now you know, once I've learned about Pluto TV and then heard about some
37:45
others, so I did for myself, well you know, selfishly, of
37:49
course, more than anything, to find out what else was out there,
37:52
What other services are out there that are free, that that are good.
37:54
Okay, So I'm gonna I'm gonna just rattle them off. They all have
37:59
their their their UH negatives and positives. But Pluto TV number one, I'm
38:04
gonna say, is is that one of the top UH services because it is
38:08
very easy to navigate. Now, the other ones that I use on a
38:12
regular consistent basis are and we've talked about some of these services before different ways.
38:17
There's to Be to Be Yeah. To B has a lot of movies
38:21
of a surprise. Yeah, there's Zoomo x Umo. Yeah check that one.
38:27
You know. I did hear that Exfinity was talking about possibly carrying Zumo
38:31
as it's one of its options. Yeah, if they haven't purchased it,
38:36
I thought they were in the attempting to buy them, you know. And
38:39
Zoomo if you look in some of the stores, Zoomo's now on TVs.
38:43
Like you have your Amazon Fire TV, now you have your Zoomo TV as
38:45
well, right right. And then there's one that you know, initially because
38:50
of the name, people were ignoring because it started out initially for the device,
38:54
but now it's available as an app. So the Roku channel. I
38:58
don't know if you guys are trying that one. Yeah, yep, No,
39:01
I haven't met yet. No you really should because they I mean,
39:05
and when it comes to navigation, I said, Pluto TV is easy to
39:08
navigate, so is the Roku channel because you just you go left and then
39:13
you can get the channel list and then scroll up and down. Yeah,
39:15
you're not. You're not talking about You're not talking about just one channel.
39:20
You're talking about channels that specialize in sports or crafts or your favorite movie cars,
39:27
your old cars, old movies as well old TV series like I don't
39:30
know if Bewitches on there, but you know, I dream the genie stuff
39:34
like that. Yeah, and streaming music videos and music channels. I hate
39:38
those things. What I get those on my Comcast and I'm like, oh,
39:43
just I just want to avoid that. I love the fact that YouTube
39:49
TV now offers like MTV with like the actual like music videos. No they
39:52
don't really, yes they do. They have like and I think it's actually
39:57
just the actual network like MTV. I I double checked. It wasn't like
40:00
MTV seven or eight, right, you know, it was like MTV was
40:05
like I want my eighties and all it was for like three straight hours,
40:08
was just music videos of eighties music. And I'm like, all, thank
40:14
God, come back. But one thing about Pluto TV, and Pluto has
40:19
been around what ten years I think in its history, and again if you'll
40:24
be surprised, if you're a listener and you've never gone to it, you
40:28
want to check out Pluto TV if you have a smart TV. Uh,
40:31
even if your smartphone you could do it, or even on your tablet.
40:36
But if you get there, you're gonna be like, whoa, I get
40:38
all these different options to watch. They're owned by Viacom. Viacom bought them
40:44
I think April of last year and now they've That means that they've got all
40:50
the paramount programming available, and how they make their money is ads. You're
40:54
gonna you're gonna watch ads just like you just like you would on regular television.
40:59
You're gonna see these ads bathroom break exactly. And you'll get shows like
41:05
NCIS CSI and a bunch of movies too. But here's the thing. I
41:10
know. You have to watch ads on a streaming platform. What I love
41:15
about a streaming platform when it does show you the ads, it tells you
41:20
exactly how much time you have before the show comes back on. I love
41:24
that. Yeah. I'm like, oh, I got five minutes. I
41:27
can go on and go go do my you know, bathroom business for a
41:31
few minutes. If I need to get a snack or something like or get
41:34
a snack, yeah, because I've got oh I got five minutes, I
41:36
can come back all right out of all of these, like before we take
41:38
a break, which one would you recommend to some of our listeners that maybe
41:45
want to watch TV and experience streaming TV that they're not paying for. The
41:49
top two for me right now a Pluto TV and the Roku channel because you
41:52
don't need to log in and sign up. You don't need to do it.
41:55
Zumo you don't need to log in and sign up. To B you
41:58
don't need to log and sign up. Some many others you gotta watch out
42:00
for them Plex you don't need to log into side up. But some of
42:02
the other like freeb which is the Amazon version. I tried to use it
42:07
without logging in and it wouldn't let me. Oh really it that tracks you?
42:12
Yeah, okay because they sell your data justin Did you have a channel
42:15
that maybe you were into? I personally do like Pluto. I have used
42:20
Pluto before and I think that's a really really good option. I like to
42:23
B for the movies cause you can fight movies that maybe aren't streaming on any
42:27
other devices. You may find available for you on TV something to check out.
42:30
If you have any questions, feel free to drop us an email.
42:34
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42:37
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42:45
Talk Radio. I love this the current digital TV ATSC two point zero and
42:51
I'm looking forward to the future stuff coming which I got a feeling that you
42:55
were heading that direction with your comment and your thoughts. Well, I mean
43:00
ATSC three point zero is actually out. I mean it is available in a
43:06
lot of different markets, but it is the new standard. But the problem
43:10
is, you know, broadcast over the air television, although it is free
43:15
to everybody because that is FCC law that you have to provide free over the
43:22
air television, it can't compete with with with these streaming services because of the
43:28
most of the fact is because of the DVR capabilities. You know, with
43:31
a streaming service, you miss something, you can just rewind it, go
43:35
right back to it, rebuffer with your internet connection, and bam, you're
43:37
back where you need to be. But with over the air television you can't
43:40
because it's live and once it happens, it happens, you're done. But
43:45
there's a new technology coming out from a company called Roxy all right, and
43:51
this is integrating with ATSC three point zero televisions to give over the air televisions
43:58
a bit basically a DVR of sorts. Now, I'm not exactly sure how
44:04
it works completely on the user side rather than on the users. Yes,
44:10
it would be on the user side. But according to an article from the
44:15
Verge dot com, they're saying that broadcast TV is in trouble, and we
44:19
all know that it's been for a long time now, and a lot of
44:22
people have pointed to the new broadcast standard ATSC three point zero and the way
44:25
it can be saved and finally compete against streaming because you got YouTube TV,
44:31
and you got TikTok, and you got all these other things. But now
44:36
with this new technology with ROXY, they're gonna bring the ability to have a
44:40
DVR. And not only that, ATS three at SC three point zero has
44:45
a ton of other features to make it more interactive, Like you could be
44:50
watching I mean, I know the show's not really around her anymore, but
44:52
let's say, for instance, you were watching Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
44:55
All right, right, you could participate in the show with it,
45:00
because it's gonna bring up an interactive panel that you could choose the option that
45:05
you want, and then it would correlate that with everybody else that's watching and
45:10
show you the results. It makes it more fun, Yeah, it makes
45:14
it more fun. But I think it's all over the air broadcast. It's
45:17
all done via radio waves. It's not done through the internet, it's not
45:22
done through anything else. It's over the air, so ATSC. And so
45:27
people are talking about this like they're saying that this roxy this is kind of
45:31
like broadcast television's Hail Mary, if you will, because they're struggling, and
45:38
I get that, but hopefully this takes off, because honestly, that's the
45:43
one reason I don't watch just standard over the air. Standard over the air
45:46
television, by the way, is much better quality than streaming. If you're
45:52
trying to watch like YouTube TV and watch your local TV station, it sucks,
45:57
like especially if you're watching sports. Right, if you watch over the
46:00
air TV, you get such a better bit rate and quality then you do
46:07
via streaming because it's so compressed. So if they can make this happen and
46:12
make it successful, this could bring back broadcast television. I kind of wonder
46:16
how many people would continue with a say a subscription to their local you know,
46:23
cable TV provider or dish provider and get something with ATSC three. I
46:29
mean at this point, they would, would they they would most of it,
46:34
think about it, most of us are getting our even even like a
46:37
Hallmark, you have their own channel. So if you want, you just
46:40
pay the whatever dollars it is per month, and that's all you're gonna get
46:44
is Hallmark. Same with Discovery and even City. So you get Max,
46:47
right, Max, you're gonna get all the channels that are on TLC and
46:51
i D channel. So with Paramount Plus, they finally and Paramount Plus a
46:54
Peacock. Peacock is the NBC. Paramount Plus is let's say CBS, CBS.
46:59
Yeah, they had been fooled around a little bit. You know,
47:00
they would tease people they would make the live NBC Local and CBS channels available
47:07
and then they pull them off. Yeah. Well, now if I can't
47:09
speak for Peacock because I refuse to pay for Peacock, I still have a
47:14
grandfathered in free Peacock account, so I can watch some of that. What
47:19
I noticed with Paramount Plus lately is that they're now streaming our local CBS station,
47:23
which is good because the local over the air CBS television broadcast frequency to
47:30
the signal horrible. I've had to switch away from over the air to the
47:36
local CBS affiliate streaming a pair of paramount plus just so I could watch the
47:39
local news and in whatever show it was. Have you tried rotating your antenna
47:45
some polarizations? Some channels will actually I'm getting really super geeky here. They
47:51
will polarize in a vertical polarization of their signal. Right in terms of hurts,
47:57
some channels do horizontal Here in Denver, I can get Fox thirty one,
48:04
CBS four, I can get NBC, but I cannot get ABC unless
48:09
I turn my dish or my antenna a whole ninety degrees because ABC does horizontal
48:16
polarization instead of vertical polarization. But I found that if I turn my dish
48:22
at forty five degrees, I can pick up both. I can pick up
48:25
all the channels because of the polarization of the radio waves. You should do
48:30
a mini class. I'm serious. No, not a mini class, a
48:34
masterclass, all right. If you have an amplified inntena. I've been preaching
48:38
amplified antennis for the longest time yeah, I do too on my table,
48:42
and I still do. I have one local Fox affiliate that it's tried rotating
48:46
your antenna. I've tried, you know what. Honestly, it doesn't all
48:50
matter anymore once the Fallout happens. Yeah, all right, talk talk about
48:53
this series. Now. I'm a big fan of the show Lost, and
48:58
I know that the guy can't remember. Michael Emerson, who was in Loss
49:01
is in Fallout, the TV series, and people are talking about it saying
49:06
he's awesome in this This show is based on a video game, right,
49:09
it is the DV show. It's on Amazon Prime. Okay, It's based
49:14
on the video game, the Fallout. It's there's this Fallout game has been
49:19
out since like the nineties. I mean there's Fallout one, two, three,
49:22
four, three four, Fallout New Vegas, Fallout seventy six. I
49:28
mean there's there's been a ton of video games. This franchise has now gone
49:34
to the big screen and well, actually I think it would be called a
49:37
small screen really. Anyway, it's an Amazon Prime exclusive and it is a
49:44
real life not real life. What am I talking about here? Real word?
49:47
Nah, gosh, what's the word. I'm looking for? Live action,
49:51
live action. There you go, Thank you. A live action adaptation
49:53
of the video game, but it doesn't actually take place within a video game.
50:00
It's not like repeating what you've seen in the video game. It just
50:04
takes place in the entire universe of Fallout in that storyline like Last of Us,
50:08
Yeah, exactly the storyline. Now if you're not familiar Fallout. Basically,
50:13
what it is is it takes place in the year what starts off in
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the year twenty seventy seven when the nuclear holocaust happens and it wipes out basically
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all of Earth, and there are people who live in these vaults and they're
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basically the rich people. They live in these underground vaults and they actually live
50:32
there for a couple hundred years after the bombs drop. But the thing is
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is they finally come out of these vaults and they discovered that the Earth has
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actually survived. But it's kind of become a wasteland and it's basically the wild
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wild West. There's no laws. There's just murder and blood and everything everywhere.
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There's ghoules, there's real radiated animals. But they bring this to the
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small screen and the show is amazing. Really, here's where I made my
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personal mistake because I talked to my son, who is seven years old,
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and I told him about the video game Fallout and I'm like, it was
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one of my favorite video games growing up. And I'm like, hey,
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do you want to watch the show with me? And he's like, yeah,
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let's watch it. So I brought him down and watched the first episode.
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Yeah, we got through about twenty five minutes of it, and I
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said, yeah, that was a mistake because the first twenty five minutes is
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just basically blood and gore. And Eric was like, I don't think I
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should be watching this and I'm like, yeah, you shouldn't. And yeah,
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he's been having nightmares for the past like three days because of that.
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Oh poor kid, But poor kid. Yes, but the show is amazing.
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I mean, if you've ever played the game Fallout, this show is
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amazing. It's on Amazon Prime, it's just called Fallout. Watch the show.
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And not only that, but because of the show, the games,
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all the games will fall Out have risen in the ranks of all the video
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games right now, Like on Steam there the Fallout seventy six went from like
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one hundred and fiftieth place to fourth place. Wow. Amazing because people are
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wanting to play it again. Brand new camera available on the market. I'm
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going to tell you about this coming up next on tech talk Radio. I'm
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Andy Taylor, I am slick, and I'm justin. Let me send us
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a message on Facebook at tech talk Radio. Oh no way is it tech
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talkers? No tech? Yeah, that's it. Yeah, that's it,
52:30
and now back to tech talk radio. Hey lay the cable guy and you're
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listening to tech cock Radio. I got to tell you guys about the diss
52:39
of the week to me by our very own Sean. I posted on social
52:44
media the other day. I found out that it was this week back in
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nineteen eighty four, forty years ago, this week that I started my job
52:52
at Disneyland. Oh yeah, I was a rite operator of the submarine at
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Disneyland. I put my id up there. It looks like Blueto from Popeye.
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I didn't see this. Where did you post it? I posted it
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up on Instagram and on Snapchat And that's why he saw that. Sean is
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on snap and he dissed me pretty good because he noted because I wrote,
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you know, this week forty years ago, I was, uh, you
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know, and his his comeback to me. Was I wasn't even born yet.
53:22
I was hoping he would have been here. Because there's a brand new
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camera on the market. I want to tell you about run a company called
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Insta three sixty. Have you guys seen this? Yes, I saw an
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ad for that today. It looks amazing. So this new one is called
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the X four. It's eight K three hundred and sixty degree camera. But
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here's what's amazing about it. And the first time I saw this being used,
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I was like, what the heck is this because it had it comes
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with a stick that you can, you know, hold the camera up in
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the air with and you can be and then the stick disappears. It's like,
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well they do the other ones. There's other ones that maybe do this,
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but I know Instat three sixty is one of the ones that I've seen
53:58
that just blew me away because guy riding his bike and you're like, how
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is the camera tracking him? It's because it's above him. No, it's
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yeah, it's above him. But this new one doing it at gosh,
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it's pretty amazing doing it with ak, you know, three hundred and sixty
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degrees. It also has a feature using a time to capture. You can
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use gesture controls. So say your cameras across from you and you want to
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have to take a photo, you can use a hand control a gesture to
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make it take a picture. Not a lot of people have AK televisions or
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actually probably not gonna ever get one of or maybe not ever. But if
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you go, if you're in AK, you can do thirty frames a second.
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However, if you go down to four K, which most people have
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nowadays, you can record up to one hundred frames a second. That's gonna
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give super clear video and really super slow motion as well. Yeah, exactly,
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so some of the thing about again, this available. It's about five
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hundred bucks. You can find it on the inch of three sixty website.
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Take a look at the video demos they have. They're pretty darn amazing.
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And Andy's gonna give me one of these and I'm gonna review. It's like
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that was the thing, wondering if you could mount it on the Tesla.
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You know, yeah, oh, I bet you. You know what,
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Andy, give me one, I'll do it. I'll put it on the
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testa bountin on the Tesla. All right, that's it for this week's Tech
55:21
Talk Radio Thank you for tuning in. If you have questions, you can
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email us tech Guys at tech talk radio dot com. I'm Andy Taylor click
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and I'm Justin. Let me have yourselves a great week. We'll see you
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next time.