Podcasts about AV1

Dans cet épisode du CKB Show, on fait le point sur l'arrivée surprise d'Android 16 avec toutes ses nouvelles fonctionnalités pour votre smartphone . On analyse aussi le nouveau logo de Google, symbole d'un virage stratégique vers l'intelligence artificielle et Gemini. On se demande également quel est l'avenir de Google Chrome et Google Search face à ces changements. Accrochez-vous pour une discussion tech passionnante !00:00: Introduction et présentation des sujets de l'épisode (Android 16 et le nouveau logo de Google)01:00: Partage sur l'utilisation de l'Intelligence Artificielle au quotidien01:50: Salutations aux auditeurs, remerciements aux Patriotes et présentation de la chronique audio "Actualité Tech"03:40: Annonce de l'arrivée surprise d'Android 16 et changement de stratégie de Google pour un déploiement plus rapide05:40: Calendrier de déploiement d'Android 16 (Developer Preview, Beta, versions stables)07:30: Compatibilité d'Android 16 (Pixel, Samsung, Motorola, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Oppo, etc.)09:00: Discussion sur le rythme des mises à jour et la stabilité10:40: Introduction aux nouvelles fonctionnalités d'Android 1611:30: Affichage adaptatif des applications sur grands écrans et pliables13:30: Possibilité de minimiser les fenêtres dans la barre des tâches (sur tablettes)14:00: Améliorations audio et Bluetooth (Bluetooth Low Energy, contrôle du volume, réglage indépendant par oreille, changement de micro)16:30: Partage audio via Oracast (connecter plusieurs casques)18:00: Prise en charge du codec AV1 (amélioration qualité vidéo)19:30: Introduction des mises à jour en direct (Live Activities) dans les notifications20:30: Notification de changement de fuseau horaire21:00: Refonte de l'interface utilisateur (Application Téléphone, Menu Paramètres)22:00: Séparation des centres de notification et des paramètres rapides23:00: Mode compact pour les notifications sur l'écran de verrouillage24:30: Réintégration et repensée des boutons de navigation26:00: Amélioration de la fréquence de rafraîchissement adaptative27:00: Personnalisation du double appui sur le bouton d'alimentation28:00: Mode nuit automatique plus intelligent et étendu aux applications tierces29:30: Réorganisation et simplification de la gestion des paramètres rapides30:00: Écran dédié pour les tuiles WiFi et Bluetooth32:30: Nouvelles API multimédia et sélecteur d'images intégré33:30: Raccourcis d'application sous forme de "bulles" sur grands écrans34:30: Multitâche : Écran partagé avec ratios flexibles35:30: Améliorations de la gestion de la batterie (limite de charge, recalibrage, suivi d'état)37:00: Enregistrement d'écran externe (HDMI)37:30: Potentiel d'utiliser le smartphone Android 16 comme unité centrale (comparaison Dex)38:00: Transition vers le nouveau logo de Google38:40: Description et symbolisme du nouveau logo (dégradé, "AI first", lien avec Gemini)40:30: Raisons stratégiques du changement de logo (vente forcée de Chrome, déclin de Google Search)42:00: Le déclin de Google Search face aux IA conversationnelles et nouvelles plateformes43:30: Gemini comme nouveau point central de Google (intégration, modèles IA, potentiel de remplacement de Google)46:00: L'avenir du smartphone, interface vocale et Gemini Live47:30: Le modèle financier de Google et l'hypothèse d'un virage vers le payant (modèle 80/20)50:00: Interrogations sur la nécessité future de Google Search et Google Chrome51:00: Exemple de Gemini Live pour les personnes malvoyantes52:00: Le "cimetière d'applications" de Google comme signe d'innovation et de tests54:00: Remerciements et appels à l'action (soutien, partage, abonnement, commentaires)55:30: Introduction aux Coups de cœur55:45: Coup de cœur d'Adrien : Série Netflix Astérix et Obélix : Le Combat des Chefs57:50: Coup de cœur d'Adrien : Perplexity dans WhatsApp59:00: Coup de cœur de Nicolas : Curio Shuffle (découverte de sites web)60:30: Conclusion et au revoir

Will $500 Switch 2 prices help Steam Deck adoption? Wizards of the Coast DMCA'd a Baldur's Gate 3 Stardew mod, AV1 still kind of sucks, Ricochet set a new record, and everything you need to know about tactical downhill skiing.

This week, we highlight DIRECTV's expanding RSN bundling options, which cover 18 MLB, 16 NBA, and 10 NHL franchises and the addition of Max Basic with Ads to its MyEntertainment Genre Pack. We also highlight the MLB TV streaming outage on opening day, JioHotstar's announcement that JioHotstar now has over 100 million subscribers, and Netflix's news that it is now streaming HDR10+ content for AV1-enabled devices. Finally, we detail the launch of EdgeCast Cloud Services from Parler Cloud Technologies and Bitmovin's news of reaching free cash flow in 2024, with 2025 revenue expected to be in the $30M+ range.Podcast produced by Security Halt Media

Welcome back! This week we have Paulo Iscold back on to talk about Acrowrx updates, as well as the Acrowrx contest coming up. We further drive into Acrowrx to talk about the seemingly unlimited uses for it. This was a really fun episode! Please head to www.acrowrx and sign up for a membership! The contest goes from 3/15-3/23 and basically, you can fly as many times as you want to get your best flight and have it judged for the contest. Head to www.acrowrx.com and sign up! Thank you to LIFT Aviation! Head to www.liftaviationusa.com and use the promo code FLYCOOLSHIT at checkout for 25% off most items. AV1 helmets are restocked! Use the promo code AV1restock at checkout for 100 bucks off an AV1 helmet! Thank you to Fly Good Merch! Head to www.flygoodmerch.com and use the promo code AKRO at checkout for 10% off the entire website.

This week, Mark Donnigan and I recap news from IBC about using cloud-based compute services for video workflows, encoding optimization, AV1/codec adoption, live encoding use cases, and AI's potential impact on encoding platforms. We also give updates on the Venu/Fubo lawsuit, price increases for NBA League Pass, the upgraded Roku Ultra device, Google rebranding their FAST channels, and some viewership numbers from Peacock. Finally, we discuss some interesting statements from Netflix regarding their ad tier, the NFL games on Christmas and how they view one-off sporting events versus full seasons.Companies mentioned include Akamai, Amagi, AOM, ATEME, AWS, Bitmovin, Brightcove, CDN77, Disney+ Hotstar, Dolby, Edgio, Harmonic, iSIZE, Neilsen, Netflix, NETINT, NVIDIA, THEO Technologies, Visionular, WaveOne, YouTube.Thanks to this week's podcast sponsors: Integrated Digital Solutions and Netskrt Systems.Podcast produced by Security Halt Media

「DMM TV、国内大手配信事業者で初めてAV1コーデックに対応。作品の画質はそのまま通信量は約50％オフ」　合同会社DMM.comが運営する「DMM TV」は、国内の大手配信事業者として初めて次世代動画圧縮コーデック技術「AV1」を採用し、2024年7月よりAV1コーデックを用いた動画配信を本格的に開始することを発表した。

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AV1 encoding on Linux with a shouty little Arc, Nvidia gets in sync with Wayland, EndeavourOS loses

Dive into our APRIL 2024 Microsoft Teams Show! Host Rob Scott teams up with special guest Tom Arbuthnot from Empowering.Cloud to unpack recent updates and announcements. Joined by a panel of seasoned Teams experts, find out what's new in the Teams ecosystem.In this update, we talk through the most popular Teams news headlines with this month's special guests:Graham Walsh, Product Specialist at NeatKevin Kieller, Co-Founder and Lead Analyst, enableUCJosh Blalock, Chief Video Evangelist at JabraBIG NEWS: Microsoft to Decouple Teams from Office – A Global Game-Changer!Teams Phone's New HorizonsThe upcoming Queues app in Teams Premium (Summer 2024) Reliability redefined with a Teams Phone service level agreement promising 99.999% uptime Strategic Survivable Branch Appliance Enhancements Teams Phone Mobile's new operator rosterTeams Phone Devices Enhanced Teams Phone devices UI for streamlined call handling directly from your phone's home screen. Multi-task like a pro with improved multi-call handling. Sophisticated contact management for swift communication. Remote admin controls via TAC for bulk configuration and contact managementMeetings and Rooms RevolutionJosh Blalock announces Microsoft Device Ecosystem Platform (MDEP) launches with Jabra and Yealink. AV1 enhancement for screen sharing in Teams — expect lower bandwidth usage and smoother frame rates. IntelliFrame's automatic camera switching and multiple camera view for a richer remote experience. Upcoming intelligent speaker recognition and transcript attribution for a more inclusive meeting atmosphere. Simplified join options with ultrasound proximity, QR code, and meeting ID features. Copilot's Intelligent EvolutionCopilot compose enhancements bring smarter interactions to Teams chat. Intelligent call and meeting recaps in Teams Premium and Teams Mobile. Teams Events Comms svNext - April 23Microsoft 365 Community Conference - April 30 - May 1 -2Teams Fireside chat - May 9 Commsverse - June 26-27

Enterprise Connect har varit igång borta i Florida och Microsoft passade självklart på att släppa en massa nyheter. Teamspodden passar på att sammanfatta några av dem i detta avsnittet.   Nu gör vi landet redo för Teams Premium! - Exobe Enhancing Screen Sharing with AV1 in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Community Hub Introducing the Queues app: Enabling customer engagement in Microsoft Teams - Microsoft Community Hub Teams Rooms and Devices: Enterprise Connect 2024 - Microsoft Community Hub Enhance collaboration with Microsoft Teams Premium - Microsoft Community Hub What's New in Microsoft Teams | Enterprise Connect 2024 Edition - Microsoft Community Hub Microsoft Teams: Building a Foundation for the Future - Microsoft Community Hub

The crew covers the newest Framework laptop, the Raspberry Pi IPO, and Intel's Thread Director work in the kernel. There's coverage on Vulkan Video and AV1, the Wayland and KDE drama, and even news about Rust in Thunderbird. We have tips for grabbing a serial device right away, GNU screen for saving machines from spotty SSH connections, and a tip on what to do if your remote desktop is just a black screen. The show notes are at https://bit.ly/3SsbTyZ and enjoy! Host: Jonathan Bennett Co-Host: Jeff Massie Guest: David Ruggles Want access to the video version and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord.

Valve nukes two fan projects, AV1 comes to Twitch, AMD launches the Ryzen 8000G, Unity bans VLC, and a HoloISO powered Steam Deck competitor.

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Ryan is back! At least, this week. As a guest. But he's BACK, darn it. We talked about stuff. M3. Qualcomm.  ARM.  So much financial. More topics in the time stamps below. Timestamps:00:00 Cold Open00:45 Intro04:39 Food with Josh07:51 Qualcomm X Elite Windows benchmarks24:32 Apple M3 discussion36:23 Intel financials42:57 AMD financials47:48 Qualcomm had financials, too48:57 AV1 is everywhere50:27 Ryan is lit51:45 Security Corner59:14 Gaming Quick Hits1:03:30 What 5 years at Intel did to Ryan1:04:41 Back to Gaming1:08:41 Picks of the Week1:16:47 Outro ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This is a recap of the top 10 posts on Hacker News on October 31st, 2023.This podcast was generated by wondercraft.ai(00:38): German court prohibits LinkedIn from ignoring "Do Not Track" signalsOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38081633&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(02:28): Phind Model beats GPT-4 at coding, with GPT-3.5 speed and 16k contextOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38088538&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(04:06): Firefox got faster for real users in 2023Original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38087573&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(06:06): I've overlayed stays on a light pollution satellite mapOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38083484&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(07:54): macOS Sonoma Boot FailuresOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38089342&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(09:42): Home schooling's rise from fringe to fastest-growing form of educationOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38085417&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(11:15): AV1 video codec gains broader hardware supportOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38083588&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(12:49): Jury Finds Realtors Conspired, Awards Nearly $1.8B in DamagesOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38089356&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(14:35): Norwegian ban on Meta behavioral advertising extended to entire EUOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38092612&utm_source=wondercraft_ai(16:09): California employers must reimburse remote workers for all necessary expensesOriginal post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38085289&utm_source=wondercraft_aiThis is a third-party project, independent from HN and YC. Text and audio generated using AI, by wondercraft.ai. Create your own studio quality podcast with text as the only input in seconds at app.wondercraft.ai. Issues or feedback? We'd love to hear from you: team@wondercraft.ai

This week I recap the opening weekend of the NFL season reviewing the streaming services across YouTube (NFL Sunday Ticket), ESPN (Monday Night Football), Amazon, (Thursday Night Football), and Peacock (Sunday Night Football). I document why YouTube came out on top, the problems Amazon and Peacock had, and the complete outages that took place on Xfinity and Shaw.I also discuss the patent suit that Sling TV and DISH Technologies filed against fuboTV alleging infringement on eight patents related to multi-bitrate streaming, with the oldest patent dating back to Move Networks technology. And I briefly cover news from Apple that the new A17 Pro chip will support AV1 video via a dedicated AV1 decoder in the new iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Marc Schwieterman from daily.co joins us to talk about the in and outs of building a video SDK and what capabilities are for iOS.Guest Marc Schwieterman marcschwieterman.com  Github @marcisme Twitter @mschwieterman Mastodon @marc@xoxo.zone Daily Related Episodes Spatial Experiences of the Wild with Adrian Eves It Depends with Brandon Williams Empower Station with Matt Braun Connecting Wirelessly with Gui Rambo Related Links  Daily Daily Client SDK for Python — daily-python documentation How and why Daily is using Rust for our WebRTC API platform Introducing Daily Adaptive HEVC for iOS native video Video SDK Features: Build Video Calls into any UI or App - Daily The Swift Package for the Daily Client on iOS daily-ios-starter-kit WWDC  Create a more responsive camera experience Discover Continuity Camera for tvOS Support external cameras in your iPadOS app What's new in voice processing iPhone 15 Pro has an AV1 decoder but no encoder Add support for visionOS targets · Issue #642 · rust-lang/compiler-team Support Apple tvOS in libstd by thomcc · Pull Request #103503 · rust-lang/rust Social MediaEmailleo@brightdigit.comGitHub - @brightdigitTwitter BrightDigit - @brightdigitLeo - @leogdionLinkedInBrightDigitLeoInstagram - @brightdigitPatreon - empowerappshowCreditsMusic from https://filmmusic.io"Blippy Trance" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) (00:00) - What is Daily (03:16) - Building an iOS SDK for Video (16:19) - Swift UI (28:12) - WWDC 2023 (33:06) - AV Foundation and Networking (41:18) - Future Plans and AI ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

A Path Through the Storm   When storms loom, media outlets often show footage of people placing plywood on homes and businesses and hunkering down. Caregiving is its own storm. Although sometimes receiving advance notice, caregiving can often descend like a tornado—and last a lifetime. If cameras followed caregivers, many daily activities might resemble the frantic bustle of those boarding homes and businesses. Imagine trying to build a five-year plan while simultaneously working to survive a hurricane. Incredulously, many caregivers regularly attempt such a feat. While the aftermath of hurricanes usually brings clearer skies that allow rebuilding, the lengthy caregiving storm usually ends at a cemetery—and the path to rebuilding appears shrouded in confusion, despair, and even desolation. Yet a path through and following the storm does exist. It's called endurance. The challenges of caregiving can forge a resilience and resolve that spills into every area of life. Many faced with hardships lament, “How do I get out of this?” Caregivers (and others) can instead change that question to “What can I become through this?” Entire marketing ads promote tempting versions of success that sadly ring hollow as the years pass. Endurance remains its own success while standing the test of time.           " . . . knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope . . ." —Romans 5:3–4 esv   [AV1]

Des smartphones, une tablette, de l'intelligence artificielle à tous les niveaux, c'est le menu de la Google I/O qu'on va picorer aujourd'hui. Dans le flash info, on revient aussi sur les pubs qui apparaissent dans Windows 11, et sur Spotify qui a supprimé des tas de chansons générées par l'intelligence artificielle.Avec le Pixel Fold, Google se lance sur le marché des smartphones pliantsPixel Tablet : Google remet le couvert sur les tablettesPixel 7a : Google muscle son entrée de gammeLa recherche de Google expérimente l'intelligence artificielle générativeDes itinéraires immersifs à venir dans Google MapsAndroid détectera automatiquement les AirTags indésirables dès cet étéMicrosoft envisage de mettre des publicités dans les paramètres système de Windows 11Spotify supprime des « dizaines de milliers » de morceaux générés par l'IAEn deuxième partie d'émission, Pierre fait le point sur le codec vidéo AV1 qui est en passe de s'imposer sur toutes les plateformes et chez tous les constructeurs… sauf chez Apple. Pourquoi ? Comment ? Vous saurez tout ou presque ce matin !Apple ne gère toujours pas le codec AV1 et c'est un gros problème en 2023Bonne écoute ! On se retrouve dès demain pour un nouvel épisode de Sortie de veille.___Vous aimez ce podcast ? Mettez-lui ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ !Pour écouter l'intégralité du podcast, devenez membre du Club iGen (http://clubigen.fr) et bénéficiez d'un site web dédié et d'articles exclusifs, sans publicité dans nos applications ! Soutenez votre site préféré et bénéficiez d'une version sans pub ! https://plus.acast.com/s/sortie-de-veille-un-podcast-de-macgeneration. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Coming up in this episode 1. Leo shows his moxy 2. Ubuntu falls flat 3. Watch the browsers 4. A Look back on our season 5. and Leo moves his files See this episode on Youtube (https://youtu.be/Vbofi3pndm4) https://youtu.be/Vbofi3pndm4 319 Audio Timestamps 0:00 Cold Open 2:03 Proxy Moxie 16:42 Ansible In Your Pantsible 22:56 Ubuntu Falls Flat 41:57 Browser Watch! 1:03:55 Feedback 1:13:49 Season 3 Recap 1:26:17 Community Focus: Geerling Guy 1:28:13 App Focus: TermSCP & Filezilla 1:37:25 Next Time: Raspberry Pi OS 1:39:25 Stinger Banter Proxmox (https://www.proxmox.com/en/proxmox-ve) Ansible (https://www.ansible.com) Announcements Give us a sub on YouTube (https://linuxuserspace.show/youtube) and TILvids (https://tilvids.com/a/linuxuserspace). You can watch us live on Twitch (https://linuxuserspace.show/twitch) the day after an episode drops. If you like what we're doing here, make sure to send us a buck over at https://patreon.com/linuxuserspace Flattening out Ubuntu Ubuntu and the official flavors decide not to include Flatpak by default (https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-flavor-packaging-defaults/34061?u=d0od) More Announcements Want to have a topic covered or have some feedback? - send us an email, contact@linuxuserspace.show Browser Watch Total Cookie Protection (https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/firefox-androids-new-privacy-feature-total-cookie-protection-stops-companies-from-keeping-tabs-on-your-moves/) Firefox Extension (https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/email-protection-just-got-easier-in-firefox/) Firefox will get support for animated AV1 images and in a surprise move (https://9to5linux.com/firefox-113-promises-support-for-animated-av1-images-official-debian-package-and-more) an official debian/ubuntu package in .deb format. Edge is testing (https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-is-testing-a-built-in-crypto-wallet-in-microsoft-edge/) a Crypto Wallet. Edge added DALL-E right into the browser (https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-edge-can-now-generate-images-with-ai/)! Brave adds a VPN option (https://brave.com/desktop-vpn/). Brave removes (https://brave.com/privacy-updates/24-google-sign-in-permission/) legacy Google sign-in Cookies. Chrome/Chromium will unload background tabs (https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/02/chrome-110-will-automatically-discard-background-tabs-heres-how-to-stop-it/) to save memory. Falkon is finally getting hardware acceleration (https://www.omglinux.com/falkon-browser-hardware-acceleration/)! Gnome Web has a few tricks coming (https://www.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/11pav5t/comment/jbww3sb/) in version 44, as well. Feedback Senor Araton On compiling the Gentoo Kernel Installed a distribution-binary-kernel to get a running system. Leo wants to compile all the things. John A. On Linux Books ownCloud (https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/running-linux-5th/0596007604/) Bradly on the Ubuntu ShipIt Program Tried to convert as many as possible. Bonus Bradly Also - Leo, make the switch to Proxmox. Dan is right. R.L. on -O3 Just FYI, the compiler option is -O3 (dash oh three), not -03 (dash zero 3) The O obviously stands for Optimize

Lisa works on the Dev Craft team at Instagram that embarked on a journey to bring Kotlin to the Instagram for Android code base a little over three years ago. Now, nearly half of the large codebase is migrated and over 80% of newly committed code is in Kotlin. Tune in to hear what the unique challenges of bringing a new language to an existing app are and what it means for build speed, IDE experiences and developer happiness. Got feedback? Send it to us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/metatechpod), Instagram (https://instagram.com/metatechpod) and don't forget to follow our host @passy (https://twitter.com/passy and https://mastodon.social/@passy). Fancy working with us? Check out https://www.metacareers.com/. Links Meta Engineering Blog: How Meta brought AV1 to Reels - https://engineering.fb.com/2023/02/21/video-engineering/av1-codec-facebook-instagram-reels/  Source-only ABIs for Java - https://engineering.fb.com/2017/11/09/android/rethinking-android-app-compilation-with-buck/ Timestamps Intro 0:06 Intro Lisa 1:27 Dev Craft at Instagram 3:03 Building DevX Partnerships 3:56 The History of Kotlin at Instagram 6:22 Declarative UI 18:29 Build Speed Challenges 20:25 Source-Only ABIs 23:19 IDE Performance 26:19 Kotlin at IG in 2023 27:15 Outro 32:02 Bloopers 33:07

“Often, CEOs get fixated on their competition. I think it's a really big mistake because you just end up impersonating them. Just look after your customers and give them a great product and service, such that you don't even have to be concerned about your competition.” In this Best of Series episode, we hear from Accidental CEO of AV1, Keith Wootton, on finding inspiration, daily disruption, and crafting a magnetic culture.

    Microsoft: 1:15 - Hololens government project not happening - Microsoft 365 and One Drive being combined - More people don't want Microsoft to purchase Activision   General Tech: 17:00 - New AMD processors - Intel 13900KS - John Deere wants you to think they care. They don't. - OBS adds AV1 encoding   Google: 36:53 - Pixel 7 camera glass shattering   General Tech: 41:17 - Samsung Galaxy S23 event announced - New Sony Walkman - Roku will be making their own TVs   Gaming: 59:44 - Asus gaming Chromebook - Avatar Generations - TNMT: Shredder's Revenge - Microsoft Developer Direct Livestream - Indie Game Spotlight of the Week: Super Giant Games, Hades 2     https://www.patreon.com/callingallplatforms    T-Shirts!   Contact: podcast@callingallplatforms.com Social: Facebook Twitter YouTube   Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify Android

Edubuntu is back! Handbrake gets super AV1 powers, System76 is giving away a Thelio Mira Workstation, hacking Xfinity with Linux, and data recovery with xfs_undelete.

Get a $100 60-day credit on your new account at: http://linode.com/wan Timestamps (Courtesy of NoKi1119) Note: Timing may be off due to sponsor change 0:00 Chapters 2:09 Intro 2:38 Topic #1 - Updates on the eufy situation 3:46 Rob's video, notifications, port-forwarding & 30-day deletion 5:14 Data notification, Linus on heat pumps & Luke corrections 8:24 Users information, GDPR, event logs & EULA 12:24 taping over lights 14:09 How would you provide "free" local storage? 14:56 eufy's quote, Luke's hot take 16:12 Linus on hand-picking data & "local-only" 20:06 Topic #2 - OpenAI's ChatGPT text & code generator 25:02 ChatGPT, security filters, Luke's ballad on butts 31:32 Linus unable to log into beta, discusses prompt 34:36 Linus's prompt on Luke's butt 35:54 Luke uses his character & prompts stories via chatbot 37:04 Discussing Advent of Code, automated prompts 40:42 OpenAI prompted a warning to Linus 42:28 Learning programming via chatbot, API docs reference 44:54 Broken GPU scenario, generating an LTT video script 48:38 Chatbot's advice on feeding kids vegetables 50:56 Chatbot's spicy dbrand Tweet, Luke on jobs future 56:12 Chatbot explaining world problems Kanye West's style 57:22 Sponsors 1:04:06 Linus tries the chatbot for Extra again 1:05:28 Compiler error in generated code, API issues 1:07:24 LTTStore limited amount of black shaft screwdrivers 1:09:22 Topic #3 - LTT Labs beta site demo 1:12:52 Preview of comparing two product reviews 1:14:14 LMG still hiring 1:14:55 Topic #4 - Apple's SOS saves a stranded Snowmobiler 1:16:28 Apple shuts off AirDrop in China after 10 minutes 1:18:08 ChatGPT makes Discord bot for responses, poor Jake 1:18:48 Topic #5 - The Last Seven Days in Twitter #3 1:19:26 Elon on Apple not advertising & "free speech suppression" 1:20:02 Hunter Biden story suppression 1:20:18 Elon on an "alternate phone," Linus calls everyone out 1:20:48 No longer enforcing COVID misinformation policy 1:21:08 Elon resolves misunderstanding with Tim Cook 1:23:22 Why not make a fork? Discussing Logitech G Cloud 1:25:58 Twitter engagement, trending & business aspect 1:31:10 Linus calls out FP user on "children consent" 1:31:56 Topic #6 - DnD will now call races "species" 1:33:18 Merch Messages #1 1:33:29 Encouragement for those entering the developer space 1:49:38 Do over-regulations stifle innovation? 1:51:18 With similar AI threads, would it be unique? 1:54:12 Topic #7 - Scalpers unable to sell RTX 4080 or return it 1:54:40 Hardware Unboxed's video on a "new" RTX 3060 8GB 1:56:14 Comparing relative performance, low-end alternatives 1:59:38 Merch Messages #2 1:59:46 How would Luke spend LMG's money? 2:02:46 Topic #8 - Luke on Intel's Arc 2:07:33 Would people overlook AMD's flaws after Arc's introduction? 2:09:38 Luke discusses AV1 for streamers, AV1 advantages 2:11:28 Would Linus put an RDNA3 GPU in his personal rig? 2:12:24 Luke is not sure what to do with his money 2:13:17 Topic #9 - Hacksmith's "fire-cooled" PC collab 2:13:55 Showcasing Mini-Saber 2:16:17 Reselling PTM7950 idea, conflict of interest & assets 2:20:22 Validating data, transparency, trust & spoofing 2:23:38 Merch Messages #3 2:23:46 Thoughts on the removal of product pages 2:24:56 Using DXVK, Valve's Proton 2:27:01 What's next on a future home tour? 2:27:46 Selling branded merch to fund open source projects? 2:30:03 Outro

Diese Folge ist wie ein Flummi, der mit voller Wucht in den Raum geworfen wird. Wir springen in den Themen und reden u.a. über die Weltlage, relative Entfernungen, simultane Übersetzung, digital klonen lassen, wirre Geschäftsideen, aktuelle VR Technik, ungeschnitten nur auf Twitch und den Hausbau in Amerika. Eure Fragen oder Themen unter dem Hashtag #die2onair Links zu den Themen der Folge: ► Spirited https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10999120/ ► AV1 auf Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/videos/637388605 ► Guitar Teacher REACTS: Billy Strings "Dust In A Baggie" LIVE @ The Opry https://youtu.be/dfPgSYtMe34 ► Building an invisible 4K TV https://youtu.be/2fX1qYMcfgs Die2 auf Twitter https://twitter.com/die2onair

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Thunderbird Sync is ahead of schedule! FFmpeg adds support for AV1 decoding, Installing Davinci Resolve on Linux, and customizing GRUB for fun and profit.

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The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT If a company wants to hang its business hat on the proposition that it is very good at visualizing real-time data to screens, it helps to have a big, very familiar client that heavily uses that sort of thing. A small New York City start-up called Zignage has that in the New York Stock Exchange - providing and maintaining a platform that shows the numbers and trends charting on screens around the hyper-kinetic trading floor in Wall Street. The company grew out of an NYU media lab and spent its first few years working mostly behind the curtains, developing signage and data-handling capabilities to software firms and end-user clients. But a few years ago, the company made the decision to develop a brand and start selling its data-centric capabilities directly to end-users. I had a great chat with Alex Epshteyn, the CEO and Founder of the company, about how it got started, where its headed, who it all serves, and how there can be a huge gulf between software shops that can take a number from a shared data table somewhere, and running mission-critical, hyper-secure visualizations on a stock exchange floor. Subscribe to this podcast: iTunes * Google Play * RSS TRANSCRIPT Alex, thank you for joining me. Can you give me a rundown on what Zignage is all about, how they started and how long you've been around?  Alex Epshteyn: Absolutely. Thank you for having me, Dave. Zignage started in 2009 formally, and we started at the NYU Incubator while I was doing my graduate work at the Media Lab in NYU and suffice to say the company was more interesting than the graduate works. So I started doing that, even though I'm from the east coast and this doesn't typically happen, it kinda happened here. So initially, conceptually, we were gonna get into the digital out home space and we were gonna build an auction backend that people can bid for spots on digital signs. So kinda a slightly novel idea, especially in digital signage and we couldn't do a big enough raise, and then we found a number of these sort of remnant advertising platforms coming into the market and we decided, since I have a pretty good little black book of enterprise clients, and we built the platform to about 50% at that point, in mid to end of 2009, let's try our hand at some enterprise folks, and what ended up happening is a trajectory that basically pushed us for about eight years, which is we built a middleware and a toolkit, essentially our own toolkit, that enabled us to build very quickly CMSs and builds and anything related to that, data bindings for third party systems like CRM systems and CRP systems, a variety of backends essentially, and we essentially entered OEM space. So we built products for other companies. Some of them were large, some of them were small. We had a tremendous amount of NDAs and non-competes, as you can imagine. These companies would not like you to advertise your own stuff while you were building it for them and typically we would have maybe one or two of these customers at the same time. So from 2009 to about 2017, maybe a little bit later even, we basically did work for third parties and we built a lot of different solutions, and around 2018, we decided that we were gonna attempt to productize. That means, essentially build our own, front facing, become a brand, and move away from a pure sort of project solution, even though we had a product in there. But it was a product for us, not so much for the end customer and to get into the market and so we did, and in the meanwhile we had two direct customers during almost all the time. NYU was one. We had a number of schools at NYU that we were able to pitch, and successfully had running, so NYU Law School, NYU Engineering School, where I was a student and then NYSE where we initially partnered Thomson Reuters. So Thomson Reuters did the data and, most of the application stack actually, and what we provided is a device management framework and advanced players to run the WebGL and all the other things that they needed to run for the New York Stock Exchange. This was under the NYSE-Euronext regime, which has since been bought by the Intercontinental Exchange. This was in 2017, which was a formative year for us. As I mentioned, NYSE under the new ownership came to us and said, “Look, Thomson Reuters is relatively expensive and essentially they're reselling us their data, how about you guys take on their responsibility?” You get nine months to replicate and you get this support contract that basically takes over for them, at a discount for them but it was a nice option for us.  We took on the challenge. Because we were able  in these intermittent years we built up so much experience and know how to deal with realtime sources, realtime data sources, and WebGL specifically to make things pretty bulletproof whereas perhaps some other HTML5 technology that is fairly popular in digital signage would is maybe not robust or maybe not as performant. So we took that toolkit and applied it to over essentially at the New York Stock Exchange and took the contract over and successfully we did that. So at the New York Stock Exchange today, they're actually running two separate solutions from us. They have our more standard on print solution for their marketing group and then they have a much more customized, almost like an OEM version for their trading real time data, which are now classed as a number of financial data widgets.  So if I'm at the NYSE and I'm looking down on the floor, or I'm walking around the floor with all the guys with the funny jackets and everything, those various dashboard screens that I see with all the pricing indicators and everything else, that's all being driven by you? Alex Epshteyn: That is correct. So everything essentially above the workstation level, everywhere above the trader level, if you just look up above the 5'8” level from the ground, you'll basically be looking at our solutions. It actually is a full gambit of our capabilities. We have synchronized video, real time widgets for financial data consumption, charting types of things and a lot of different ticker technologies that we've custom built and some of our generic ones, and streaming as well. The only other company that works with us at the site is Haivision, so they provide the backend system and supplementary streaming solutions. So we consume their feeds and also feed them.  They're a video distribution company?  Alex Epshteyn: That's right. So we're actually partnered with them. So they're one of our partners in space. We like working with them, they are a nice Canadian company to say the least and I know some of the original folks that sort of constituted the company and they have grown as a company tremendously through the years. So we really like working with them.  Yeah, this must have been a really big holy shit moment for you guys when you got that deal because it's not like winning a hundred locations QSR chain or something, this is the New York Stock Exchange. It's on the TV every day with endless photos and everything else, and it's mission critical. Like you can't say, oh, we're just doing a software update and we'll be back in 10 minutes? Alex Epshteyn: Indeed, and the escalations we get are pretty hardcore. We have just a few minutes to get things going, and philosophically, we try to blend some aspects of redundancy with a lot of resiliency because redundancy itself, some folks who deal with these sorts of mission critical situations, could itself present its own set of problems, right? So you want the system, the platform itself to be as resilient or high availability as possible to use a term out of the server space.  So yeah, it was a huge thing for us and ultimately, we specialized in a lot of financial services and non-retail banking is a more generic category or an area we do very well in and we work with some integrators in the space that are known for it as well in terms of channel. Currently our CTO is actually the chief architect of the Thompson Reuter solution. He came on board with us a year ago, a year and a half ago as a full time hire. He was a consultant for many years after Thomson Reuters got customization space, and he worked with us for a long time and then finally our CTO to do other stuff, and Steve came on board. So we're very well positioned for this work.  So for your company, if you had to do an elevator pitch saying what all you do, what do you rattle off for them? Alex Epshteyn: I think what we would do is, as you mentioned, mission critical type of usages, whichever vertical, right? We've done things with SCADA. We've done things in transportation that I wish I was at liberty to say, maybe soon, and it doesn't have to just be financial data. It could be sports feeds. It could be building services, things of that sort that are critical for the use. That's one of our specialty points.  The other is, I would say, while we're very happy to have relationships with a number of hardware companies, we still have really some high end hardware that we field. So what we do is, for very demanding applications, not necessarily mission critical ones, but those overlap obviously, we provide a full-stack solution, and these players, we're getting into the realm of show control type of players, really beefy and professional level graphics capabilities. So we do sell those. Those are fully our stack, and this way we can guarantee basically the solution as opposed to having us do a certain portion system integrated to another and so forth.  The last thing I would say is while we still support some level of OEM work, we currently have two customers that we work with. Our business model changed a bit in the last three years of supporting them. We have our standard SaaS business and in some cases we modified it for on-prem. So it's already flexible, but we also have a platform as a service offering to really support those OEM customers. So it's a lot less expensive in volume, very scalable, and I would say those are the things that really make us stand out. It's real time data, data visualization, full-stack solution with hardware to do very difficult things often, and finally, configuration where people assume real, ad-hocs customization. There's an assumption there, right? If you're doing something very bespoke, the assumption there is that it's gonna be insanely expensive and take a long time to build and that's true if you haven't built two dozen variants of it and you don't have a toolkit to basically assemble it from parts like a LEGO set, which we do. I would assume that your calling card when you go in to talk to opportunities, when you can say, yeah, we do the New York Stock Exchange, we do all the data handling on that, and you could imagine it's more than a little bit secure and mission critically oriented. I suspect that makes the target customers feel pretty comfy? Alex Epshteyn: It does, and even before them, it makes consultants who put us on the bid lists and generally are interested in finding parties that can actually fulfill the scope, call us. So we don't really advertise much, and that's gonna change, I think, maybe next year. We're gonna do maybe a marketing splash at some point next year.  Right now, it's all word of mouth, and we do get a lot of calls. There's a lot of projects we actually pass on because they're not in our sweet spot and they're distractions, but the projects that we do take on are often difficult. We even do work in retail, as I mentioned to you, and the types of deals we take in are always really heavy data integration, visualization, where they are very automated workflows, there's almost no humans involved where the humans are basically special events, and then the system essentially corrects for automation again.  Yeah, I've been writing about data visualization for 6-7 years now, and when I started writing about it, it was pretty rare and beyond FIDS displays and things like that but it's now pretty standard. I'm curious because you guys are obviously super deep and experienced in that area, when you see all the other software companies saying, yeah, we do real time data, we can do realtime data handling, we can integrate, we have APIs and this and that.  When you get into a conversation with a prospect, how do you distinguish what you do versus other companies who say, yeah we do all that too, cuz I suspect it's different?  Alex Epshteyn: It is. One of the first things we've put on a table is that we can mostly guarantee our resolution time SLA, nobody else can pretty much. Most people will be aggressive, pick up the phone and work the problem, but the way that our stuff is built, we can fix the problem. We can guarantee fixing the problem within a certain period of time. Now it's not inexpensive, sometimes it's actually affordable for a lot of types of businesses where a fully custom solution would not be.  The other one is that most data visualization takes a lot of shortcuts, it really leverages, not to get too deep in technicalities unless you want me to, basically JavaScript and CSS, the mainstay of HTML5. But all of our data visualizations are built in WebGL. It's like the difference between driving a car on the road and driving a bullet train on tracks, right? There's no interruptions to the bullet train. It'll just go and it'll be on schedule. There's no interruptions. There's no jitter. There's no movement. That sort of paradigm. So we like to guarantee behavior of our data visualization, especially dynamic like charting or graphing libraries that we use and implement. It's actually extremely difficult to build something that you would think is easy like a ticker or crawler.  Whatever data that's feeding it, I'm sure we both have probably seen a lot of instances where it stutters, it has problems, it doesn't refresh on time and doesn't deal well with different fonts and whatnot. That's just not true of our solution. Our solution is, I would say, cutting edge on dynamic data visualization.  So for an end user or for an integrator, they have to educate themselves that just because a company says they can do real time data doesn't mean they can really do it. That means they might be able to reflect a number that's in a data table and show it on a screen, and that's quite a bit different from what you're talking about.  Alex Epshteyn: It is and maybe the third aspect is most of the companies we work with already have accounts with the big data warehouse places like Refinitive, IBS, and a number of others, so we already are super familiar with these back ends. In fact, we have things that monitor the APIs. We routinely do a lot of monitoring of real time or just dynamic sources. So this is a huge value add in the industry, and I wish more providers would do that because ultimately, if you are a data fed platform, it's up to you to tell the customer something's failing on the back end because they won't know, they'll assume all sorts of things, but you need to critically have the tools inside to tell what's going on, and if you build it out in a smart way, you can also alert the right people at the right time that something's happening and to look into it. So you can be proactive about it. That's the third item, I'd say.  They also change like the schemas and everything without telling people, right? Alex Epshteyn: That's true. But it's a super exciting space. Once you have the core technology built out. You could really do a lot, in terms of, consuming this kind of data and I think generally, signage, we're in a slightly privileged position regarding this, but I think there's a move into industry towards generative and procedural content away from more Codec-heavy content. Although, there's obviously gonna be overlap for many years for both. We certainly support Codec playback in a variety of ways, synchronized, on different players and so forth, and there's nice innovations like AV1 coming onto the market nowadays. But you could do so much more with generative dynamic content, it's a big difference. For instance, we had a client that wanted us to expose much more of the controllability of a layout, standard design tool inside of our platform. Now, typically we would not wanna do that because there's some nice tools on the market like Premiere, like After Effects, real tools that they generally use. But the problem that certain customers power users I would say are having is they don't wanna have to export an After Effects file and have it encoded in something, that's time, that's sometimes money because they do it externally because they don't have a kit on-prem, or in the cloud.  So what we've done is basically have a simpler version of something like Adobe Premiere or After Effects that lets them make quick changes in some key framing or some transitory effects and they don't have to put the whole thing into a codec. So that seemed to really resonate with certain power users that we have and directionally, it's the area that we'd like to innovate in. Is it important to make a distinction between generative data for business applications and generative data for artwork? Because I see a lot of video walls out there that are set and forget. They're driven by generative data and it's just these abstract visuals that are swirl and kind of bloom and everything else, but that's very different from, I think what you're talking about, which is what on the screen in terms of charting or what appears is based on what the data is influencing, it's it's shaping what appears?  Alex Epshteyn: That's correct. A lot of general data is canned, right? It's almost like a video basically, and some experts, some design shops typically would change it for you, and it becomes evergreen content, day two, three, and day four. What we try to do is something a little bit different and we work with some really nice design companies as well. So just to be completely clear, we don't do the design ourselves. We typically either partner with a company that's really good at it. Sometimes the company brings us into the opportunity, right?  The consultant can also spec us to partner with somebody or the end client may have relationships with companies that do this very well. But, I would say the formulation, the recipe for this kind of thing, to make it dynamic is a few things, and that's where this sort of generative content becomes more like a Zignage type of problem, as opposed to something that you could hire a design house to basically build for you, right? One is that you could update content even if the filters or the generative piece is running. Separately you might be able to in CMS have the tools to change the filters of the generative option, just as I explained prior, and finally have trigger conditions. We do mostly casting, right? There are some great companies in space. I think they're very good at that kinda stuff. They do a lot of smart interactive signage. We do a little bit of that, but we mostly do narrowcasting. So in our world trigger conditions come from some sort of backend system. It could be a calendaring system, it could be something smarter, right? Where it's not just a boolean condition. It could be a multivariable that basically has to click off a list of things that can happen. And that's really where we can add a lot of value and it overlaps with the kinda work we do with the New York Stock Exchange. We generally term it as business logic So we really do some smart business logic and I think it's actually, there's a lot of growth in that area once we apply modern sort of machine learning to it to make it extensible to go further.  But with that kind of approach you have an ability to modify a piece of content continuously, right? It's a living piece of generative content, even if it's not dynamically fed with financial data sources, or sports data sources.  I haven't seen your user experience, but I'm guessing people listening to this are thinking, this is really interesting, but I'd be terrified to try to use this software. What's it actually like? Alex Epshteyn: You're not gonna be terrified because we are one of the proponents of nearly or fully automated systems. So often what we do for non-power users is to give a build out to the software that our customers use, and then everything is essentially this business logic that I'm describing to you.  It's kinda like a headless CMS? Alex Epshteyn: It's like a headless CMS for the non-power users. For the power users that really like their tools like Adobe, or you could just use a Dropbox or some sort of hotfolder mechanism. We're also partnered with a number of DAM solutions. There's a lot of workflow that happens in digital asset management solutions, including tag based workflows.  We do a lot of tag based workflows nowadays, where we consume the tags that are done in a DAM, and essentially they find their way onto the right players at the right time, and on the flip side, we do have a standard suite. It's actually going through a major overhaul at the end of the year, what we call Z Cast 6. It does have a number of these power tools. But our CMS generally follows a certain idea. It was popular for a while and it's hard to execute unless you have our kinds of customers, which is what we call an additive UX. So it's the opposite of something like Microsoft Office, right where you have a billion features and there's a long learning curve if you wanna learn everything. What we do is really try to identify the user story behind what needs to be done. We create the access controls that really expose certain parts of the CMS, and even within the same context, add or remove tools as needed. That creates a situation where there's almost really minimal training. I think one of the biggest problems we're trying to solve for our direct customers, or channel customers is the attrition that happens in major enterprises for users of digital signage, right? Like one of the biggest problems we face even in huge banks is the fact that digital signage is consigned to a webmaster subcategory. Like they manage the CMS that's published on their portal, and then somebody in that team or a few people in that team handles digital signage as well. So that's historically been a problem for our whole industry, and what we're trying to tackle is kinda remove both the friction of adoption and also try to give them the tools that they need, and if they use tools, bridge those tools, that's our philosophy on that end. So what's the structure of your company? Are you a private company?  Alex Epshteyn: We are a private company. We're an LLC in New York, and we're about 20 people. Most of our development used to take place until very recently in Ukraine because one of my partners and I from there originally. So as this topic is in the news, unfortunately, forget about our team. The fact is cities in the eastern part of Ukraine are partially destroyed but luckily a lot of the folks that we would use are in the Western part of Ukraine now, and we continue to use them but not all of them unfortunately. So you're having to manage your way through that along with other things, right?  Alex Epshteyn: We did, and they're very talented folks. We have worked on so many projects.  Yeah, it's interesting. I was trading LinkedIn messages with another company and he was talking about operating out of Odessa and they're still like opening QSRs and things like that and putting in menu boards.  Alex Epshteyn: Good for them. That's exactly what they should do.  Yeah, and I was thinking, boy, all the other challenges you have out there, like supply chain and everything else, layer in a hot war on top of that. Good lord. Alex Epshteyn: Our problems are very small compared to the real problems in Ukraine and the world. But it's a small world. You sort of face these things as they come.  Well, hopefully someway or other, it gets resolved. I'm not quite sure how, but this was great. Can you let people know where they can find your company online?  Alex Epshteyn: Sure. It's Zignage.com  So signage with a Z on the front?  Alex Epshteyn: Correct. The last word is Zignage. You find me on LinkedIn, Alex Epshteyn. That's where mostly we do our sort of minimum branding that we do.  All right, but we'll be looking for more later in the year, right?  Alex Epshteyn: Absolutely. We're excited to make some announcements in the transportation space, some more in the financial industry and some more in retail. All right. Great to hear it's going well for you. Thanks so much for spending the time with me. Alex Epshteyn: Thank you, Dave. My pleasure.

Get three months of Gusto FREE at: https://gusto.com/wan Get Exclusive NordSecurity deals here: https://nordsecurity.com/wan All products are risk-free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee! Timestamps: (Courtesy of NoKi1119 - Note: Timestamps may be off due to change in sponsors) 0:00 Chapters 1:18 Intro 1:51 Topic #1 - Intel's Arc early review 2:44 Performance compared to competitors 6:43 Thoughts on the naming scheme 9:54 Nvidia's impact on GPU box arts 12:30 The graphic's potential ft. Linus agreements 15:08 Support for AV1, YouTube's HDR & suggestions 22:18 Topic #2 - Leaked TikTok audio, data privacy 24:42 Impact on the internet, cybersecurity risks 29:11 LTTStore HDD hoodie, notebook & discounts 36:26 Topic #3 - Amazon's Alexa voice cloning 37:37 Deepfake Linus, ethicality & security risks 45:44 Sponsors 49:28 Merch Messages #1 ft. side discussions 50:16 Inovelli's "Project Linus" 54:24 Bidding on Artesian Builds, Linus's pitch 58:19 Linus bricks a Linux install before ShortCircuit 1:01:21 Steam summer sale, Linus on game displays 1:12:23 400 Stealth hoodies sold, games discussion 1:14:05 What happened to the Blackmagic cameras 1:15:03 Mattress suggestion 1:15:46 Was LTT ever compromised? LMG's finances 1:22:43 Biohacking, RFID implants 1:25:51 Possible LTT handtools after the screwdriver 1:25:58 Topic #4 - PCIE 70 standard 1:26:18 Specifications Do we really need this? 1:29:11 Topic #5 - Lab acoustics update 1:30:28 Crinacle's & chat's response to LMG's video 1:40:57 Priority for lab testing & hiring 1:42:34 Merch Messages #2 1:42:43 ARM processors, emulating X86 for gaming 1:43:43 Best way to handle a hot PC during the summer 1:44:47 Secure alternative for port-forwarding to NAS 1:46:44 Linus's remote hardware configuration 1:48:41 What happened to the $1 million computer series? 1:49:13 Screen protector creases on Linus's Fold 1:51:11 Unified doorbell 1:52:12 Matter smart home feature 1:52:40 Would Luke consider another mineral PC 1:54:42 eLeap OLED technology 1:55:34 Manufacturers moving to smart bulbs, cybersecurity 1:56:00 Aya Neo 2, AIR, Flip & Slide 1:57:06 Machining a solid block of acrylic 1:59:42 Linus & Luke on Steam Deck, comparing to Aya Neo 2:01:17 Recent books to read, Linus discusses reading 2:02:40 Removing the protector on Fold 3 2:04:55 Long-term hearing loss when sleeping with headphones 2:07:45 Linus's decision on the main TV & monitors 2:09:38 Test driving electric motorcycles, Linus's SV650S 2:13:27 Motivation behind switching from Hangouts to Teams 2:16:22 Outro

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This week we talk about industry challenges with churn and retention and highlight some of the major problems when it comes to the methodology being used to compare services. We also discuss Netflix's recent price increase and the potential impact it could have on their subscriber growth. We also cover the recent sports licensing deals with the news that ViacomCBS secured the exclusive rights to stream English Premier League soccer; Sinclair announced a new distribution rights agreement with the NBA and we've read rumors of Apple talking to MLB. We also highlight new subscriber numbers from fuboTV, the growth of IMAX's revenue in 2021 and our take on the attendance numbers from the CES Show.Companies and services mentioned: Netflix, ViacomCBS, Paramount+, Discovery, Sinclair Broadcast Group, fuboTV, IMAX, Vimeo, Roku, NBA, Apple, MLB, V-Nova, Disney, Salesforce. Links to articles mentioned:Over 58% of OTT Services Surveyed Have “Limited” to “No” Insight Into The Main Reasons for Churnhttps://www.streamingmediablog.com/2022/01/churn-retention-challenges.htmlLCEVC must compete against all other standards, starting with AV1 which is a royalty-free codechttps://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6887822698634870784/Questions or feedback? Contact us at dan@danrayburn.com

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