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Episode 406- Upgrading the Old Tech on a Stormy Day · TechtalkRadio

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The following program is produced by the Tech Talk Radio Network. Everybody out there
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in radio land. This is James Young from the rock band Stick. If
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you are technically challenged, if you got trouble with that computer yours, because
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Lord knows I do you need it? In the tech Talk Radio Welcome to
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another episode of tech Talk Radio. I'm Andy Taylor, I'm Sean de Weird,
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and we are the show that talks about computers, technology, and of
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course the intern net. It's good to see Sean, especially in his BUCkies
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outfit today. Man, you are representing My mom is officially obsessed. Yeah.
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She just texted me today saying, Hey, I'm at another BUCkies.
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What do you want? Oh you're kidding me? Oh wow. She actually
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asked if I wanted another one so Caitlin and I could have matching onesies.
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And I said no, why not that'd be cool because no, So I
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told her to give me a T shirt instead. So I'm sure she's gotten
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Max, Max and Daniel have full BUCkies outfits. I've got a full Buggies
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outfit. We're buck eased. We're paying somebody's salary over there now. When
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Caitlin comes into the room and sees you like that, does she roll her
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eyes or does she kind of give you the wink She's accepted me for who
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I am. Yeah, that's perfect, that's perfect. I was I wasn't
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sure the show was going to go off as planned today because there's a couple
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of things that have changed. For those that are wondering, Justin is still
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out, still waiting on his his remodel of his basement with that what they're
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doing on is that what happened? Yeah, he had the he had the
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he had the hot water heater failure which flooded his basement, and it's taking
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longer for them to finish the work than what he was expecting. So I'm
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sure we'll get a salty review once. Oh yeah, of course. Uh.
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And then Matt is out. He's traveling, and I'm good with traveling
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for a while. I traveled two weeks. I've traveled two different places in
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two weeks, and I'm good for a while. Well, it kind of
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surprised me. You actually went to Canada, right, Canada? Yeah,
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so I traveled. We have a vendor. The vendor is named is Evertz.
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They're probably one of the leading broadcast vendors in the world and we had
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we they invited us up to their HQ to do a tour and some future
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planning with them because they are they are the vendor that is the brains of
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our operation. So we're looking at what the next five years is because our
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facility was SpecEd and built in twenty fifteen. Twenty sixteen. Wow, right,
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so we're are like when we were built where we were running. We
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were at the bleeding edge right where we were one of the first universities to
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do a full ip poor router with their EXCU one point zero. And that's
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been great, it's been great. It's been great, right, But that's
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also seven years of advancement have gone on since then. When I first started
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in television in uh what was it was close circuit TV. In the high
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school that I went to, we had a TV studio back in nineteen seventy
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nine. I mean that was pretty advanced. We had the big, huge
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cameras, you know, with the pedestals and you know, zoom zoom in,
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zoom out on the actual handles itself. But you look at how far
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television's come. But then it came from an analog you're basically three quarter inch
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videotape. You know, you had one inch videotape as well. To now
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where it is? Is the recording all done digital? Or do you do
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one inch tape just for kind of like a backup. There's no tape anymore
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anymore nothing I so if you look back, So let's just take my career
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in news and in broadcasts, my career started. I graduated from college in
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twos and eight. So my first job right out of college was working for
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a multimedia company that did the Arcovery Max stock car series or they shot videos
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and did web like web stuff for them. We shot on Mini DV.
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Oh wow, so that was you know, Mini DV was fifty megabit digital
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tape. Fifty megabits for seconds. Great, it's perfect for We need lots
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of prosumer MiniDV tapes, lots of consumer DV tapes, lots of professional MiniDV
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tapes. When I moved into news in twenty ten, we were no more
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tape tape them done. It was all Sony XDCAM. Right. Sony was
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the big leader in the m so it was MPEG two code MPEG two compression,
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which was xd cams. You had XDCAM fifty megabit xdkm thirty five megabit
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so XDCAM HX, and xdkm e X. Then moving in from there,
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it just got better and better and better. He started getting into MP four,
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he started getting into HTVC, You started getting into all sorts of crazy
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codecs. Progress, you just start it's it's crazy now, right, So
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that's all considered base band. So SDI is considered base band. Right,
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A seven to twenty P signal is one and a half gigs bandwidth ten ADP,
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three gigs. Right, So our core router, the ports each there
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are I don't know how many porches bunched, right, but each port is
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ten gig ten gig a bandwidth. Wow wow, Yeah, so you can
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cram in three ten EIGHTP signals into one port, great, great, in
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and out, no problem. Okay, they're new routers are doing eight hundred
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gigabits for port. Oh my gosh. Why so eight provisioning for eight K
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and four K yeah, I mean that's just your provisioning for eight K content.
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I mean when you're trying to move multiple eight K signals around, I
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mean eight four K is four ten eighty P signals, right, So that's
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yeah, three six, that's almost ten gigs per stream. So then you
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take that and you go up to eight k, right, you're quickly exceeding
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capacity of a lot of a lot of professional level equipment at that point.
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So we're just future planning on what does our next steps right look like?
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Right, So we're looking at things that can do and support twenty five gig,
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one hundred gig, two hundred gig, like we're kind of just pushing
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it out there to see what we're doing. But we're also trying to leverage
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the cloud, cloud production, remote production. So there's a big push for
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what does cloud production look like for our business? There's cloud you know what,
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there's what does it look like for our partnership with NBC and ESPN.
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So there's this huge cloud thing, cloud push. So this trip was all
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about future planning with this listic vendor and it was a good trip. Got
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to go to Canada, I got to see the factory, got to see
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the facility where all the R and D and stuff is made, and get
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to see their new fancy tools and toys. And do you think of this
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this point, Sean though that when you think about AK or four k H,
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is this something that could be on campus so everybody on campus could be
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able to receive a four K AK stream? Is this something though? Broadcast?
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Do you think broadcast television will eventually go this route? Now? If
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it does, it's gonna be like it is now, where you're gonna have
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to pay extra for the four K the broadcast TV, there's no incentive to
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go to four K. There's no incentive the business like the TV, the
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TV that you know and that I grew up with, then the majority of
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our listeners probably knows no longer. That's that there is no longer the viable
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of his model. Right, And the vendors said, we showed people four
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K and ten adphdr together, right, and more often than not, people
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prefer the ten ADPHDR over the four K. That's interesting. Canedy phdr is
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going to be great because you also have to look at where people are watching
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their content. They're watching it on other TVs, they're smart TVs, they're
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watching it. They're not watching it over there, They're watching it on a
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streaming platform. Right, there's no incentive, there's no incentive for any streaming
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provider to push four K and pay for that bandwidth. If you have well,
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if you think about it like take a Me TV or any of these
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TV shows. They play a lot of the old television shows, the Monsters,
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Adam's Family, you know, a Petticoat Junction, et cetera. There's
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no reason for those to upscale. You're getting four eighty and that's you know,
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that's about it, right, And even with ats C three point zero,
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Right, it's provisioned for being able to broadcast with four K. But
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you have to get people to put money into those facilities to do four K,
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and that's not gonna happen. Yeah, You're not seeing traditional television stations
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invest that kind of money and do it in producing content that gives them no
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value in return. Right, So ten ad PHDR is likely going to not
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It's not gonna be the end, all right. As the math gets better
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on transmission, they squeeze more and more out of the radio spection. Four
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K will come around, right, but it's gonna be a while. It's
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so funny. It's so funny though, because sean radio. We'll take a
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look at radio and you're listening to everybody that's listening to the radio right now.
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Over the years, it always was always ingrained, you know, you
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do it at the highest quality, the highest bit rate. And now it's
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honestly, you know, except for music. Music is very important to have
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at the highest bitrate that you can. But for you know, for talk
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radio, everything is like one eight. It's it's you know, mono and
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it's basic, the lowest quality you can go because it's acceptable, just like
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the old TV shows. Yeah, so it's it's it's you don't people aren't
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going to corporations, aren't gonna want to spend money where there's no return.
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So you will likely see ten ad p h t R continue to lead at
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be the forefront of major sports and news broadcasts, and you'll see the occasional
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four K, right, most stuff is. So that's the thing, right,
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people have to remember, right, a lot of stuff for a lot
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of sports is shot in four K or eight K, right, and then
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it's downscale to ten ADP. So you take a four you take a lot
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of this four K stuff, and you downscale your program output to ten ad
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phdr because it looks good. Yeah, the benefit is native, right four
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K. Yeah, you're gonna get a better looking picture, but it's not
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native. It's native four K, but it's not broadcast in four K.
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Not everything. There are some things that are broadcasting in four K, like
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the the direct TV stuff, right, but you're still paying for that.
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I mean it's you're going I feel you're gonna see a lot less of that.
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We've seen that with big major sporting events like you know the Bowl games
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or you know a Major League Baseball where they may broadcast something in the highest
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quality possible. Well where are you? But where are you watching that?
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Right? Justin paid for YouTube TV four K? Right, so he's getting
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what a compressed four K signal? Mm hmm, probably at ten adp quality.
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Like it's people just want the biggest and the best, because that's what
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everybody tells you. But it's like ten ad phdr is going to be this
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like is going to be the golden goose for a long time to count.
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Right now, when you're shooting something to say at at the university, you
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are shooting it the highest quality and again downskills. Is it available in archives
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though that if somebody wanted to come back and watch it, they'd be able
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to watch it in the highest quality. Is that possible? So we depends
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on what it is. Not everything we shoot gets archived at so our recording
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our dream Catcher recording system records at one hundred meg. Okay, all right,
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it's basically pro rose a hund bank. We don't if we're saving it.
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We're clipping, making the clip and we're exporting it as an MP four
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at thirty meg. Because usually it's just going to the web or delivering it
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to a client. We don't hardly ever save the full hundred meg. Or
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if you're athletics, athletics does. Athletics saves all the high res hundred big
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stuff right because they're archiving it. They're going they're keeping all that archive stuff,
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and not everything that we do for the university is needs to be archive.
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Right. A lot of the stuff for the President's Office is still being
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shot one off and that stuff's being archived internally with the President's office or the
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Marketing Communications department. But of our broadcasted stuff outside of Athletics is only saved
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at thirty or ten minus. I still have not made the move yet,
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and we've talked about this, you know, I'm on Exfinity, I've got
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that as my provider, and we've been talking about Okay, I'm going to
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do the demo for YouTube TV to see because from what I understand with YouTube
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TV, the savings could be about one hundred and twenty five bucks a month
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by going from cable to YouTube TV. Yeah. I would have to go
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back and look because I know we've talked about this before with Kale's parents.
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When they went from Spectrum Cable right and Comcast Cable to YouTube TV, they
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were paying like one hundred and forty bucks a month or something right for all
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their channels, and it dropped them down to like seventy five a month.
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Yeah, that's what I think the price is. So, I mean,
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seventy five bucks a month is a lot better than one hundred and sixty one
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hundred. Yeah, plus she gets once you get some DVR options and you
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get some quality of life stuff like you can say, hey, I want
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to watch this program, and you can come back in and just watch that
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program and it'll record episodes for you as it goes, so you can just
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watch basically DVRs and for you like a streaming service. You can watch one
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episode, it'll go right to the next episode, like you can binge a
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series that you've saved on you TTV. Do you think, though, Sean,
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do you think though that we're gonna find that the providers like Exfinity or
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Spectrum or anybody that's providing the internet end of that, are gonna see the
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prices continuing to increase as people drop off the their cord cutting and they say,
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well, we're not going to get the cable service anymore. We're gonna
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go to an antenna, or we're gonna go to YouTube TV, and they're
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gonna need that bandwidth to be able to watch those shows. Yeah, you're
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gonna see the prices continue to go up. That's just the way it is.
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Right. Just today, even Microsoft Game Pass raising the price. Oh
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you kidding me? Really, everything is, every extreaming service is going up
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because it's bandwidth. Right. These people, these corporations have to pay their
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internet providers for the bandwidth, right, And the more bandwidth you consume,
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the more it costs them. Well, I have something to tell you,
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Sean. A couple of weeks ago on the show, when you and I
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were talking, I was telling you about my TPM two point zero module that
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I had bought. I had bought a twenty pin twenty minus one pin TPM
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two point zero module. I was so excited. I got that module in
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and I downsized my half nine thirty two into a fractal g which we talked
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about. And I finally took that TPM two point zero module and tried to
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plug it in wrong side, wrong size. It was a fourteen minus one
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that I needed, so luckily I was able to return it and order the
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right one. I got the right one in. I was so excited because
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what this would mean with this TPM TPM two point oner module. And for
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those listening, and we mentioned it before, Microsoft Windows ten will cease,
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uh getting the updates next October, not this October, the following October.
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So I thought, let's be ahead of the curve. I'm wanna go ahead
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and update this to Windows eleven. And I put that TPM two point zero
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module in, rebooted the computer, went into the bios. There it was,
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it saw it, it was ready to go, so I went ahead
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and enabled it. I'm so excited that this means I will be on the
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pathway to installing Windows eleven. I was excited. And I also copied everything
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from a four hundred and eighty you know, gigabyte drive to a one terra
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by drive, so had all this extra space talked about that got it all
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cleared, rebooted. It then went to PC health Check. And if you
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don't have PC helf check everybody, you can go to Microsoft dot com.
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You could get the PC health check to test your system to make sure it's
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upgradeable to Windows eleven. And I knew at this point it was gonna tell
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me, yes, you're ready to go. And it saw the two TPM
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two point zero module, but it said my processor did not qualify. And
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that's exactly the face you just made, is the face I made? Wait
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what so I I have a sixty six hundred I seven inside this computer from
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Intel. It's a good processor right for four gigahertz, I think, and
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it is not qualified because it's a seventh generation, not an eighth generation or
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above, and because that's crazy. Because of that, it will not qualify
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there and I went online. I've been a break in for a public service
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anomous real quick, so rate weather safety big. We have a big storm
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coming. I don't know if you can hear in the background, but oh
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well, everybody should have a weather radio. Oh wow, weather radio is
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going off. So I'm just gonna go hit it real quick, so I'll
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be right back, just gonna make sure Okay, something crazy going. Oh
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this is great. This is like what we went through earlier this week weather
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wise, with the tornado reported in Morana. That was a lot of fun.
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Well while he's taking care of that, so I was so excited.
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And but no, so before if you run the PC hell check and your
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back everything, okay, savere thunders from morning. Yeah. So it's just
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we have a really big stormline coming through that spawned a bunch of tornadoes of
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Wisconsin and Illinois. So oh my lord, just I just want to make
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sure like big I'm a big weather or not, right, So just just
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what weather safety right? So get if you have a Noah enabled weather radio,
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get it plugged in, turn it on. It's automatic it you know,
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automatically a trigger from the alarm. So you might have heard it going
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off in the back room there as I was opening the door. But we
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wait to have it's say if it's it's just beneficial to have in case of
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university. We needed this. Earlier this week, we actually had a torn
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warning here in Tucson in Miranda where I live, and something hit us.
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One person said on the web it was a tornado. Others are saying of
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his heavy storm. Either way, my stuff in my backyard went all the
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way over to the wall, and I saw my frame, window frame,
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my screen from the window fly over into my neighbor's yard, all caught on
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camera. Gotta love that. But all right, it's it's crazy. I
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means I need to go shut my shed. Also, that's all right,
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I'll get to that in a minute. You want to do that right now,
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we can take a quick break. Oh, let's if we take our
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break, I'll come back. I gotta go shut the shed. I'm gonna
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put the security footage and be running into the backyard of my outfit. Though.
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All right, perfect, I gotta see this. We will take a
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break, we'll come back. I will tell the rest of my story of
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why you need to do a little research before you want to upgrade to Windows
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eleven. I'm Andy Taylor. I'm shot to Weard. Find us on Facebook
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me, but tech Talkers is the one tech Talkers. All right, Now,
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you get to run out of here with your BUCkies outfit. We got
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to see how that looks. We'll post the picture upon the worldwide web again,
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Sean is back from running to the shed in his BUCkies outfit, which
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I love it. First thing you said to me when you got back.
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It's a humid out there, and I think you're wearing a BUCkies outfit.
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Yes, I'm wearing your Buggies outfit. It is hot. I want to
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I want to just pull up the weather because the lighting is pretty intense.
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When I was out there, it hadn't started rating at but it's coming,
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so all right. So now you you you recommended though before you went out,
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uh, weather radio and naa weather radio? Why is this something to
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have? So the weather radio is good to have because if you have,
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if you haven't plugged in in an area that get reception, is that Noah,
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We'll issue the next you know, Noah or the National Weather Service will
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issue these weather alerts, safety alerts, tornado alerts, warn't, tornado warnings,
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thunderstorm warnings, whatever, whatever, and they automatically come to your to
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your radio, so you'll probably hear it again, hear it a little bit
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because it's it's gonna get ugly for us. But it alarms. It's got
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an alarm on it, and you have to you basically have to snooze the
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alarm on it when it pops up. But it's just good to have because
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if you don't know a storm's coming, if you're not paying attention, you
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can pop in and you can look and you can just hear. It'll just
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alert you. It's just good to have. It's safe, it's it's recommended
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to have in an emergency. Right A radio is good to have, especially
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when that's battery powered or hand cranked right, solar power, whatever, because
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if your power goes out and you need access to information, you don't have
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the internet anymore. Five G cell phones are going to be crammed up.
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You know, everybody's gonna be on their cell phones trying to get information.
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It's just beneficial to have because they'll put out the most up to date information
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on the radio. And they're not they're not that expensive right these nowhere,
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I just you can buy them at yard sales all the time. People get
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rid of them all the time. I bought I bought another one for two
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dollars. So I have one upstairs too. So Klem is probably gonna be
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mad because it's probably probably one off upstairs too. I have one in the
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basement and I have one upstairs because I don't want to have to if there's
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an emergency and we need to get into the basement, I don't want to
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have to be like, oh, let me grab the radio and unplug stuff.
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There's one in the basement already plugged in. All right. So I
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wanted to show you. So you like to use a weather app called Radar
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Radar Omega. Radar Omega, all right, Radar Omega. I think it's
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eight bucks, eight eight. What I like about it is it's for the
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storm chaser enthusiast, right, It's a great weather app that you can use
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to find segmented whether rate segmented, whether radar data for your area. But
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you can also track storm chasers right through the app. So you have your
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favorite store chaser, you can find out where they're at. Yep. So
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if you so look at it, this storm is insane, right, look
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at this storm. Wow, there's all these warnings tornado warning there near Bloomington,
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Indiana. We're getting this little nugget. We're getting this little nugget right
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over my house right now. Now. This was recorded earlier this week,
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so you know, if anybody's listening to that area, this is maybe not
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happening right now. So there you got not happen right now. But we've
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had got this pretty intense storm coming through right and we're about to get that
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is really so. But what's cool about is you'll find these little green dots.
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Okay, I can zoom man and I colick on it and it'll pop
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it up and they'll pull up their stream right in the app. Oh my
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gosh, are you kidding me? Oh? That is so cool. It
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will give me their look. Oh you might have been able to hear that
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thunder on the camp run, Yeah you can, so you can pull that
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one up. I want to see this other stream instead, and you can
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find all of these people who are chasing storms that are part of this app,
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right so you can see Oh, so you could see what they're seeing
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because they're streaming it live while they're out on the road. Yep. So
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you can come in and then you might find people. So it just depends
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on who you want to watch or where you want to watch all right,
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But based on what I can hear from outside right now, it's very stormy.
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I can hear the thunder pretty loud over my headphones against everything. But
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so I'm a big whether or not you guys know that we've talked about this
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before, but I just wanted to share this radar Omega app. If you're
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viewing it on the web, I'll share a link to it in the blog.
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But it's just a great It's just a great and you can pay for
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more upgrades in future, you know, because right now it just doesn't do
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forecasting. Okay, so you're not You won't tell you in six hours you
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can have this storm come through. It's just what is happening right now.
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Yeah, it'll give me about three or four minutes worth of time, like
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this is what's happening, and then if I refresh the app, it'll give
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me back to real time. But if I'm not mistaken though, when there's
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a storm chaser that's nearby, that means they've probably got the inside circle and
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the lemetry of what is happening with a storm, So that will tell you
25:03
where a storm could certainly be. Right Yeah, So I mean, obviously
25:07
you can track the storms based on and this will give you the National Weather
25:11
Service alert. It's like, if you click on this yellow box, it'll
25:15
tell you, hey, there's a fear, there's a weird dinners from warning.
25:18
There, it'll tell you what it expires. You can click on the
25:21
red ones, Hey there's a tornado warning and whether or not it's radar indicated
25:25
or just observed. So it just kind of gives you an idea of where
25:30
things are and so you can be a little bit more prepared. That is
25:33
cool. Radio Omega and again it's an eight dollars radar radar Omega Radar Omega.
25:38
Sorry, and it's an eight dollars cost for it, but there's no
25:44
no cost after that. Basically that's eight dollars one time. You've got it.
25:48
Yeah, there are other features that you you can pay for that you
25:51
can extend your experience, but the first, the one time fee to buy
25:56
the app gets you pretty much everything you need unless you really want to start
26:00
tracking and do forecasting into more stuff too, right, I like it very
26:04
good stuff. All right, So we were talking about the TPM two point
26:10
zero. What you need to do if you are thinking about upgrading your system,
26:17
go to the Microsoft website and you can look under the Windows eleven upgrade
26:22
path. It will tell you all of the processors that could be used upgrade.
26:27
So at this point, I thought, Okay, I've got this Asus
26:30
Z one seventy a motherboard. I could go ahead and maybe just buy another
26:34
processor that would qualify for it should be easy enough, right, No,
26:41
that board apparently has some issues and there are no processors available that I could
26:47
put into this board that will allow me to upgrade it to Windows eleven.
26:49
It's kind of sad. I mean, it really is sad, and you
26:53
feel like you feel like number one Microsoft's let you down or number two Intel
27:00
has let hit down because and now I'm at the point I'm gonna send this
27:03
TPM two point zero module back because it's really not going to benefit me because
27:07
I'm not going to be able to go to Windows eleven with that board.
27:11
Yeah, that's unfortunate. And it's it's that it's that planned obsolescent type thing,
27:15
right, And but I get it, right, you can't have older
27:22
security, right you think, and I security it's pretty good, right,
27:26
yeah, but it lives in an era long enough ago that there are known
27:32
security vulnerabilities that can be taken advantage of by bad actors. Yeah, that's
27:37
just the simple factor of the world we live in right now. Older technology
27:40
is vulnerable exactly. And we talked about we talked about this to the last
27:44
show I was on. Right, Should I reboot my computer? Should I
27:47
reboot my phone? Should I be on the most up to data iOS or
27:51
os or whatever? Yeah? You should. If I've got that old computer
27:55
running Window, the next peak, should I connect it to the net and
27:57
plug it in? So are great, there's a great resource you can go
28:03
and you can find it. Just google it. How how fast does it
28:04
take to compromise a Windows XP computer? Pretty shocked? Google it? If
28:10
you're interested in it, google it. It's seconds. The Windows XP shows
28:15
up on the Internet. It's compromised immediately. And you're not going to sites
28:19
that would I mean, you're not even going into sites it's just there.
28:23
It's just it's just the ports that are open for you to get to the
28:27
Internet are being snooped by billions of devices all the time, bot farms,
28:33
you name it, looking for those vulnerabilities. Now, I will say,
28:37
and somebody asked me this, Sean, tell me your thoughts on this.
28:40
They have games that they played under you know, Windows ninety five, ninety
28:44
eight, Windows XP, and they love these games. They're not multiplayer games,
28:48
they're single player games. They have the CD material for it. They
28:52
want to play their old games now other than you know, gog if it's
28:57
available, could they have a system that's not connected to the net. Just
29:03
turning it on will not put them in a situation where they could be infected
29:07
with malware. Oh yeah. I mean if you have an older computer and
29:11
you want to play your old games on it, just don't connect it to
29:14
the internet. Yeah, I mean, you can still run old machines no
29:19
problem, right, And there's nothing stopping you from building a Windows xpre machine
29:26
or Windows ninety machine or Windows ninety five machine or Windows Street. Go geek
29:32
out at all that stuff, right, But you're going to be sorely disappointed
29:37
on how little nostalgia there is to how insufferable it was. We did.
29:44
Yeah, we didn't think of it back then, did we. We didn't
29:45
think of how bad. You don't realize how the quality of life on newer
29:52
software is now. There's disadvantage to that, right, because marketing has gone
29:56
the way it has to stuff our face it's full of ads and every nook
30:00
and cranny of our computer. Nowadays you won't have that. You know.
30:03
Windows seven probably the best operating system that existed. Yeah, the best platform,
30:10
the best user experience, in my opinion, Windows Windows eight was terrible.
30:15
They started serving ads in the start bar. Then Windows ten came along,
30:18
and when those tenant first was great. They didn't start serving they didn't
30:22
start serving ads immediately. They waited for a while, and then they started
30:26
jamming ads down your throat. And with Windows eleven and Windows twelve coming,
30:32
it's just you're gonna be getting ads, and it's inevitable until it's inevitable until
30:37
they're going to be able to insert ads into games you're playing while you're playing
30:41
them live, right, you're gonna get a break. It's gonna be It's
30:42
just there's gonna be straight to your brain of the ads. Well, it
30:47
could be a can of soda on the counter that is interchangeable, so maybe
30:51
uh, you know, Coca Cola is paying for it this week and then
30:55
Pepsi paying for the next week. That could change. I mean, well,
30:57
it's yeah, it's all licensing and stuff. Right, You're even seeing
31:00
older games that people are streaming older games that have cop that have copyrighted music
31:06
in them that they were licensed for that game that those licenses have run out
31:08
right, And people streams are getting taken down because they're playing a game that
31:12
has copyrighted music in it that is no longer licensed by that people that own
31:17
the game. So therefore they're playing copyrighted music. Therefore the stream is taken
31:19
Yeah, it's crazy, it's all money. Pretty crazy how that works.
31:23
So this is what I ended up doing, Sean. I have in the
31:27
meantime, because you know, in our studio, we have we have our
31:32
our streaming server, which is what we're on right now, and that's the
31:34
one I was trying to get updated to Windows eleven. Then we have our
31:37
recording system that is recording the audio for the show. So went ahead and
31:44
I ordered a brand new motherboard. I kind of stick with Asus on this
31:48
I got even though the A one seventy A is the one I have in
31:52
this system. So I ordered the board Amazon was having to sale this past
31:56
week the best price I could find on a processor. I got a process
32:00
so that will fit, and got you know, thirty two gigabytes of sixty
32:05
four hundred memory, and I'm going to update that one to Windows eleven.
32:07
But I just, out of a whim, I decided, you know what,
32:13
it's been a long time, it's time for me to play around with
32:15
a boon too a little. And I found a installation called woo Boom too
32:22
wub U n TU, and I decided to give it a shot. Now,
32:30
the crazy thing is, I went ahead and I installed it freshly on
32:35
a one terabyte drive. You have to download the ISO and then use a
32:40
program like I have a Roxio nine to create onto a DVD that pro that
32:46
ISO to create that install You could also do it with a flash drive,
32:51
depending on the program you're using. And I installed wio boom too. Now
32:54
they do ask for a thirty five dollars donation to unlock all of their power,
32:59
to which I want to end. I went in did because it's always
33:01
good support the developer. And I'll tell you it, Sean, it's weird.
33:07
This thing looks just like Windows. I mean exactly like Windows. Yeah,
33:13
you mentioned Wubantu, right, that's something I looked into. It's designed
33:16
and I was told this by a coworker. It's design to mimic when it
33:20
was eleven now with the with the Linux flavor and it yeah it's Linux.
33:25
There are different apps I could install. I was able to install Skype.
33:30
I was able to install Edge. I was able to install Google Chrome.
33:34
I was able to there's the Office. You can install on this, I
33:37
guess, or at least Skype. What year is this right? I still
33:42
have Skype, but I was able to install those. I couldn't install any
33:45
of my Adobe programs, but I could install Audacity if I wanted to,
33:50
not that I really have a need. And it's been great. I mean
33:53
it's it's again. It looks like Windows eleven. I haven't tried any games
34:00
on a of course, because it's really the main scence. I mean,
34:04
to be fair, right, your video, even though it's squished into a
34:07
four y three because you don't have the right drivers for it, looks better
34:12
now than it did before. Yeah, it's weird. I don't have a
34:15
lot of just tech. Yeah, just looks better. So even the generic
34:19
drivers on stuff just looks better. So, I mean there is a solution
34:22
of people will ask is Linux will boom to boom too? Is it's safe?
34:29
Because people think if they get this and they install it, they run
34:31
it that they're going to be more susceptible to malware they would on a Windows
34:37
machine. And no, I mean every operating system has its flaws right right,
34:45
and every operating system gets security patches and updates. So as long as
34:50
you're running the most up to date version of Lubuntu, Ubuntu DBI and red
34:53
Hat, Fedora, whatever distribution of Linus you're using, as long as you
35:00
you're not doing anything nefarious like surfing the dark web or you know, want
35:04
shady websites, they're going to be just fine. And you know, my
35:08
father in law was a big you know when when they had multiple computers in
35:14
their house. He was like, I need antivirus on every computer. I
35:15
need multiple licenses. And I was like, ran it in, dude,
35:20
they don't need You don't need a license of a vast or whatever on every
35:24
computer. Windows Defender is fine. Right. We're in the age that the
35:30
the operating systems, the vendors, Microsoft, Apple, you a bunch of
35:36
whatever, are taking this way more seriously than they used to, and they're
35:39
making it easier and cheaper because it benefits them in the long run. Right,
35:43
there's no nothing good can come of you know, like when Windows when
35:49
they had the want to Cry or when they had the low two hack or
35:52
whatever bad pr Right, So you're safe, right, if you're running Whendow
36:00
ten and you're up to date, you're safe exactly. But the thing is
36:06
next October is when you're probably not gonna be safe after that. And that's
36:10
at least that's how you're getting your you're being made to feel through Microsoft because
36:16
they'll push no more security updates. Yeah, they'll still push major vulnerability security
36:23
updates, hope, right, they won't. They won't push bug fixes,
36:28
they're not going to be pushing quality of life fixes. But they'll continue just
36:31
like they did. You know, they they they say, we're never going
36:35
to push Windows updates. But then you heard, you know, the the
36:39
log J two attack or whatever that happened three years ago, and they said,
36:44
oh, here's a Windows XP Service Pack three security update exactly because of
36:50
how many critical infrastructure pieces of infrastructure around the country, around the world still
36:54
run on XP first software that wasn't poorted over to the Windows ten or Window
37:00
seven or whatever. So you'll still continue to get major security updates to Windows
37:07
ten for a while. I think it's it's funny because click who's not here
37:12
with us has always been a big proponent of Linux and a boontu. And
37:16
you know, I ran a flavor of a boom to many many many years
37:21
ago, and I remember I loved the experience. I forgot how much fun
37:24
it was to actually install it. And people will say, on an older
37:29
system, you may be able to run a distribution of Linux on it and
37:34
get a new life for that system, whether it be a laptop or even
37:37
a desktop computer that maybe was running a little slow. Linux is the lighter
37:42
weight operating system, so it just demands less resources from your computer, and
37:45
it has a wider variety of open source drivers and things, so things just
37:50
seem to operate a little bit smoother. Not everything has support, you have
37:55
to remember, right Linux. Not everything is supported by Linux. And the
38:01
big one of a lot of people don't remember is that Ubuntu doesn't support some
38:08
HG six four encoding either. That's right. Ubuntu doesn't pay H two six
38:14
four, So it's weird to think about, like, oh, everything's H
38:17
six four, howckey you can't support it? Well, Ubuntu would have to
38:22
pay. I don't remember if it's a Buntu or if it's a different distribution.
38:24
One of the major distributions doesn't support H two six four hardware encoding right
38:30
because they're not paying H two six four. I believe Debian does, but
38:37
so there's one of the major eventors. So you just gotta remember there's certain
38:38
things you're gonna learn that well they're not supported. Well, you got to
38:43
find the flavor that works for you, because there are dozens of flavors of
38:45
Linux that sor serve different purposes. It's said though, Sean. I did
38:51
a search after I got this installed, and I've used it with a studio
38:54
in studio guest and now using it with you here doing it remotely, and
39:00
I thought, let's see how it works with tonight to do this, and
39:05
I read a review. I did a search of will Boom Too, and
39:08
the story that came up said, why you the one Linux distribution you don't
39:13
want to install? And it was will Boom Too. Now the guy yeah,
39:16
but why the guy was talking. He was saying, well, you
39:20
know they've got licensed it. Does it looks like Windows eleven? I mean
39:23
the way it's laid out, this is and that's all owned by Microsoft.
39:27
They're going to be you know, there's probably gonna be some challenges and meaning
39:30
they won't get the support anymore. So I you know, I don't know.
39:34
I'm having fun with it though, So that's the whole point, right,
39:37
That's the whole point is have fun with it. That's the whole point
39:40
about doing computer stuff is you get that fun and you get to poke around,
39:44
you get to play like. Not everybody likes to do that. Some
39:46
people just want I want to type my word to do with Facebook? Yeah,
39:52
right, But some people like to poke around and reinstall operating systems and
39:54
build computers like That's that's the part of it. So what if it's not
39:58
gonna have support, but you you did a cool thing and you had fun.
40:00
Now I'm thinking about the next one is Neptune. I'm hearing Neptune.
40:06
It was just Debian is a good one for multimedia systems, and that's why
40:09
I mentioned that. I do believe maybe there's eight two to sixty four in
40:13
that one. I don't know. I want to find out. So again,
40:15
the only thing I could do is it'll go ahead and give it a
40:19
shot. Try it. Nothing to lose. I mean you could. As
40:23
always, we recommend if you're going to try shareware of any kind, you
40:29
know, make a donation. You know, if I was to go out
40:31
and buy the copy of Windows eleven, it costs me one hundred, nineteen
40:35
hundred and twenty bucks thirty five dollars for this one. And apparently I will
40:38
get the power tools updates and I will be able to use it and have
40:43
some fun. And then you could do the same thing with Debian if you
40:45
want to try that. But it's kind of cool. All right, we're
40:49
gonna take another quick break. We're gonna come back with more of tech talk
40:52
Radio. I'm Andy Taylor, I'm Seonda Weird. Find us on x at
40:55
tech talk Radio. Now back to tech talk Radio. I don't want to
41:00
buy just the absolute primo system out today. That usually wastes money. So
41:05
I'll be doing some digital photography, maybe some video editing, don't do any
41:08
gaming at all, so I don't have that demand on the computer. It's
41:12
wondering what you guys would suggest, either in brands or just in general speed
41:15
and where do you go to get the maximum bang for the buck right now?
41:19
Sounds like you want to max always, like when we have a show
41:30
and tell on the show, and that's kind of like what we got right
41:32
now with Sean and the BUCkies outfit. All right, So tell us about
41:37
this. What is it? Well, I'm gonna's it's in pieces right now,
41:40
Okay, but I am currently upgrading my fifth generation iPod Touch. Whoa
41:51
are you kidding me? Really? Oh? Oh my god? My fifth
41:53
my fifth generation iPod. Don't it's not an iPod Touch. It's the fifth
41:59
generation iPod video iPod. It's the first one that did video. All right,
42:01
that's yours. Whatever this is mine, I've got it apart right now.
42:05
I took took the old hard drive out. I took the battery still
42:08
in it, but I take it apart a long time ago because I wanted
42:13
to upgrade the batteries. The battery was shot. Then, my buddy tells
42:15
me last night, Hey, I found this great website that you can buy
42:21
new retrofrinted parts for your older iPods to add higher capacity batteries, add more,
42:30
add more storage, and there's an O S you can run on it
42:34
so you can play all of your media on it, so you can play
42:36
your music in your movies, your TV shows, kid from your old iPod.
42:39
All right, bus that you can swap out the back kit for it
42:45
so it'll support USBC it'll support Bluetooth, it'll support a bunch of other stuff.
42:50
So moonlt Dot Market all right, moonlt dot Market is it's a UK
42:54
website. It's so but they make but so they has. It's called the
43:01
Classic Connect st card, adapter, battery and glue bundle, so you can
43:05
take it apart, but you can put in up to two terabytes of storage.
43:09
And it's a solderless Bluetooth kit with USBC for the iPod Classic. Oh
43:15
my gosh, now did this set you back a bit? I mean the
43:19
kit is about one hundred and eighty nine euros, all right, which is
43:23
I don't know how much that is the euros less than a dollar, so
43:27
probably about one hundred and fifty bucks. I don't know. I'd have to
43:29
look. I haven't body yet. This is the last night. This is
43:30
when I was going to buy it. So you can buy the kit and
43:35
do it yourself, or you can just buy one from them. Right,
43:39
that's already been moded out right, that's already been modded. So if you
43:45
want to have I mean, this was revolutionary when it came out. Oh,
43:50
if you just want to be able to have it and be able to
43:52
play movies or TV shows in your pocket. I could fit almost my John.
43:58
Don't we have phones for that? I mean? Right? But what
44:00
if I don't have internet? What if service? Oh? Because you could
44:05
store up to two terabytes on that yesh, got it? Thanks? I
44:09
could download my shows, my music, whatever. Right, It's like just
44:14
having the iPod when you had it back in the day. It's kind of
44:15
cool too, right, I mean. But so then there's another website I
44:20
want to talk to you about, all right. It's called Elite Obsolete Electronics
44:22
e OE e OE, al right, Elite is I'm looking for. You're
44:29
looking for parts, accessories or tools for your iPod, Classic, Raight Pod,
44:36
Nano, you Rapad, Mini, Right Pod, Dutch Rappo, Juffle,
44:37
your iPhone Rapad. This website is going to have it. I had
44:40
somebody asking me the other day, Sean, that they had some old Android
44:45
phones and they had some old iPhones I don't know, four four s uh.
44:52
They were wondering about finding the plugs for those. Is this site?
44:55
Would that be a site to go to? So which one was it for?
45:00
They had some old Android phones, I want to say, gosh,
45:05
it would have been early Samsung, And then they had an iPhone four s,
45:08
so iPhone. So let's go to iPhone, right, iPhone, iPhone
45:13
four s. Yeah, all right. You can buy a refurbished Apple iPhone
45:17
four S eight gig for forty five dollars. So you could buy powers and
45:22
cables. Yeah, you can find all the parts and pieces you would need,
45:24
power cables, chargers, adapters. You know that really fat forty pin
45:29
cable that every iPhone came with. I remember that that's on here. You
45:31
can get USBC to thirty pins, not forty pence. You can get a
45:36
USBC to thirty pins a charge for sinking. Yeah, they have the one
45:39
here. They have FireWire cables, They've got all sorts of cool stuff in
45:44
here. But now they were wondering if they found the power plug for it,
45:46
would they then be able to power up that device? In most cases,
45:51
I mean if it's not damaged internally. Yeah, no, I mean
45:55
most older devices, as long as the battery's not toasted, right, if
46:00
it's been sitting, and you know, if it wanted to do a low
46:01
charge capacity whatever, there may be some tips or tricks to get that going,
46:06
but more often than not, as long as it hasn't been sitting for
46:08
a decade, it might be at this point for the fours, right,
46:12
of course, but I have a four S or a four I can plug
46:16
it in. I think it still works, right. I still have all
46:19
my old iPhones, including my iPhone two G. Yeah. You know there
46:22
are companies out there, and I don't know if you've been to some walmarts,
46:27
I know that they have them in there where you can actually take your
46:30
old iPhone and you can, you know, actually sell it at these these
46:35
kiosks and you don't even interact with a person. You see what it is
46:38
here it is, and then you drop your phone in there, and you
46:42
know they don't pay very much money. And people have asked me, is
46:45
that a good idea? And I always say no, I keep everything one
46:47
of my devices. Yeah. So, I mean as long as you know
46:52
your data has been wiped, right, but even recently Apple has been known
46:57
to not really delete things. Right. But don't trust a big box store
47:05
recycling center for your data. Yeah, don't go trade your phone in for
47:08
twenty dollars because you know, oh, it's just a hunk of job paper
47:12
weight whatever. Well, they're going to recycle that or they're going to refer
47:15
it and make money on it right, and if you don't delete your data
47:19
properly, you don't know whose hands is going into. So this is gonna
47:22
be this is gonna be different than I fix It, which I love I
47:25
fix It. I fix It makes it possible for you to fix with vendor
47:30
parts from that manufacturer, and you'll get a right to fix when it comes
47:37
to a lot. They've even doing mice from Logity. Yeah. I would
47:42
say, like, I fix It is great if it's a current gen device,
47:45
right, it's all about current gen. I fix It has always been
47:46
good about current generation stuff. Right. Hey, here's the new iPhone fifteen.
47:51
We tore it apart day one. They've got a team engineers that are
47:54
tearing it apart, giving you guides so that you can go in and fix
47:58
your new your fancy new iPhone fifteen. This elite Obsolete Electrons is designed for
48:05
older stuff. Like it's it only goes up to ie, well, it
48:07
goes into the iPhone Axe, but it's older stuff like they have parts for
48:12
the iPod Classic right, oh wow, they have accessories for the iPod Classics.
48:15
Stickers and memorabilia like that you can go back and get. You could
48:17
buy the boxes they have boxes for the old iPod classics for sale, Like
48:24
they have a bunch of old cool stuff you can buy. You know,
48:29
old it's just got old Intel stickers, it's got Intel. How about old
48:36
lap funds laptop type stuff. So I know people have old laptops laying around
48:40
that they just upgrade and the laptops just sat there. And yeah, this
48:44
website's designed mostly around Apple products, older Apple products, so not but I'm
48:49
sure there are other websites that are designed for older laptops. But yeah,
48:52
I've had people that have reached out to me and I've done data transfers on
48:57
those old laptops. We get a powered up or we take the hard drive
49:00
out and we just go ahead and copy the data off of it. And
49:04
you know, they're usually surprised. And I've asked, do you want me
49:07
to do a delete recovery where we can recover files that have been deleted,
49:13
and you know a lot of people so yeah, yeah, yeah, because
49:15
they forgot what they deleted and then they're like, oh, that's why I
49:17
deleted it. I didn't want that. So again, I mean, there's
49:21
there's different tracks for your older stuff that you could still be using today,
49:25
which is Uh, which is kind of cool. I like, I like
49:28
this. What is the full address for e OE? Is it e oe
49:30
dot works? E oe dot work? So I like that one. That
49:36
is pretty good. What else have you been up to in the last well
49:38
other than traveling to Canada? Uh? You know the last couple of weeks
49:45
you seen Have you seen the news that red Box is going away? Red
49:49
Box is going away? Yep? Microsoft rates their rates on game Pass yep.
49:57
Crackle every time every time I go to a streaming thing, it's raise
50:00
they're raising the money. Crackle is going away as well, which is kind
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of shocking. Yeah, Crackle, Crackle and red Box were owned by the
50:08
same company. And you know, red Boxes in case you don't know,
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if you're forgot, you go to you know, your grocery store, or
50:15
you go to a Walgreens or somewhere, you might find that big red kiosk
50:20
outside. And they had just run into a situation where they weren't paying the
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people to get out there and you know, maintain these these DVD boxes.
50:30
Now, what that means is will they do a sell off on some of
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that physical media? Will you know? Will that happened? I'm sure,
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I mean that's that Netflix did the same thing. Right. Netflix had a
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fire sale on DVDs. You could buy DVDs like a dollars eighty nine off
50:45
right off. Basically they said there was a point where they basically said,
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if you get a DVD from us, to just keep it. Yeah.
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Yeah, because they were ending that you had if you if you had the
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DVD plan. I had a friend who had the DVD plan up until they
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canceled it like a year ago. She's like, every every DVD I rented
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from them, I just kept it. I'm kind of disappointed though, the
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Crackle is going because you know, when you think about that space, uh,
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it's a great way for people to get their entertainment where you know.
51:14
We we've talked about Pluto TV, We've talked about Plex the TV and Sling
51:20
TV. They got options. Tvo has got options there for you to watch
51:24
different programs that are available and streaming, you know online, and Crackle was
51:29
also a way to get movies and TV shows, the whole bit. But
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it's a difficult, difficult space right now to compete in. Well, it's
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slice, It's all. We've talked about this in the episode, right,
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We've talked about licensing throughout this entire episode all comes down to licensing and money,
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right, So red Box has to license thus movies to rent them.
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Mhm. So if people aren't renting movies from rent box, they are not
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making their money back exactly. That's why. That's why like on Prime or
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any of these other places, right, they're paying for these licenses and it's
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a bad all right. That's why things come and go from your streaming platform.
52:02
You can hear my weather radio again. It's going off again, So
52:05
give me one second. All right, Well a matter of fact, we'll
52:07
take a break. We come back with more of tech talk Radio. I
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mean, Taylor, you can find our blog and blog dot tech talkRADIO dot
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com and now fact to tech talk Radio. So we talked about nostalgia a
52:20
little bit in this episode. We do that and there's out of your experience
52:24
on the internet, right right, I think think twenty years ago. Okay,
52:29
okay, what were you watching on the internet? Oh boy, that
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was what twenty four? That was twenty years ago? Yeah, two thousand
52:37
and four. Yeah, things like e Bombs World Now, Bino Black Sheep,
52:42
Homestar Runner. These are the things I was in high school. Right,
52:45
So this is all flash video games, right, twenty four it was
52:49
a video It was a game that I played online. Right, you know,
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Geo Cities was the big one. Remember the fire was the big one,
52:54
right, all these big what So this came up about a month ago.
53:00
So Homestar Runner is this terrible? It's actually a really funny flash animated
53:07
website that was built back in the early two thousands called Homestar Runner and the
53:13
head characters and cartoons. They are still releasing content from twenty years ago.
53:19
No, no, no current, they're still generating new contents. Wow.
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They just announced they they're one of their characters. You can get like a
53:30
a puppet, a puppet, so you can you were buying an actual merch
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merch now for a puppet. That's great. So it's called homestar runner dot
53:38
com. If you want to waste ten to fifteen minutes on the internet,
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right, homestar runer dot com. Go watch the strong bad emails. It's
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it's been memed around the internet. If you go there, you're gonna be
53:51
like, oh, that's where that meme comes from. Right, Sometimes you
53:53
find things on the Internet where you know, oh, that's where that meme
53:57
came from. Them. Yeah, so trot door to the Bordinator. It
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was part of a skit they did back at the early two thousands from this
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website home star Runner. All right, homestar runner dot com. I'm gonna
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have to look that one up. In the meantime, I think somebody needs
54:10
to develop a video game with Sean inside of BUCkies in his outfit and have
54:15
you moving around from asle to isle and you have to have Sean find,
54:20
you know, find the Cashews, find the Praulins find. Is there is
54:22
there not a BUCkies game yet? Oh my gosh, I wonder we may
54:25
have come across something ease video game. We're gonna have to develop this one
54:30
if not. Anyway, we want to thank you for tuning in to the
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show. If you've got a question for us, you can email us anytime
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tech Guys at tech talk radio dot com. You can text us as well
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at five two zero seven seven seven ninety five eighty Sean. Good luck with
54:43
this storm. Hopefully I'm still here next week. We'll see he's got got
54:45
about now or probably before he gets here. But it's not looking good for
54:49
Chicago right now. So oh yeah, Chicago in the in the spotlight for
54:52
this one too. All right, well, take care, God bless We'll
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be back again with more next week. I'm Andy Taylor, I'm Sean do
54:58
Word. Find us on the web at tech talk radio dot com. Have
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a great week. M