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that Fisker has been trying to make ocean owners
pay for their own recall repairs
which is very much illegal.
Fisker is likewise attracting ominous attention from the SEC
who are investigating the company, but haven't said exactly why.
That's just what happens
when you're a struggling company
failing to meet its contractual obligations.
you start seeing the silhouette of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler
every time you close your eyes.
Like the Grim Reaper.
Does that happen to people?
But when I close my eyes
I just see our sponsor.
Babbel, the app that helps you learn a new language.
Whether it's for business or pleasure,
learning a few key phrases can really save the day.
For example, if you're visiting the Netherlands this fall
waar is het trienstation?
can help you catch the train on time.
Babbel is one of the top language learning apps in the world
with lessons created by over 650 language experts
that will help you learn practical,
real-world conversations at a pace you're comfortable with.
In fact, Babbel's own research says
that if you use their app to study a brand new language
you can learn the equivalent of a beginner's college semester
in an average of just 15 hours.
That's pretty good.
They even have a 20-day money-back guarantee
and my research says that's way more than 15 hours.
Whether you're heading back to school or exploring somewhere new
Babbel is here to help you on your learning journey.
Use our link in the description to get up to 60% off your subscription
and you may just be saying, Dank je wel to Babbel for helping you learn a new language.
Believe it or not, in 1964
this show won the Nobel Prize for quickest bit.
Now that's something to tell your grandkids.
YouTube has started hiding the skip button timer on its mobile app
just a week after some Reddit users
reported seeing a grayed-out skip button timer on desktop.
Now it might not be the worst thing.
As seen in a screen recording from Android Police
the length of the unskippable portion is still shown in the seek bar
and the skip button appears after that portion is done.
And a YouTube spokesperson said
the change is meant to allow users to focus on the ads.
Yeah, that's why I don't watch YouTube ads.
The distracting skip button.
Just can't take my eyes off.
It's gorgeous.
Asus' new NitroPath RAM slot design
can apparently boost speeds by up to 400 megatransfers per second in a peculiar way.
The tech has no direct improvements
for populated RAM slots, but for the unpopulated ones.
Turns out that the metal contacts in empty slots act like antennas
generating electrical noise that interferes with RAM at high speeds.
It's like how everyone's wisdom teeth
accidentally pick up secret CIA transmission.
That's everyone, right?
That happens to you, right?
NitroPath slots solve this by shortening the contacts.
Though the tech was announced back in August
it's finally arriving on select high-end ASUS motherboards
and should come to other OEMs sometime next year
according to YouTuber Der Bauer and my teeth.
Leaked slides allegedly from Intel's imminent unveiling
of its Core Ultra 200 series desktop CPUs,
aka Arrow Lake, show the upcoming flagship Core Ultra 9 285K
providing lower FPS on average than its predecessor, the Core i9-14900K.
Unless we're gonna get a Ultra 9 290K at some point
we don't know.
Although the Arrow Lake chip is using
80 watts less than the older model
and it has eight fewer threads
thanks to Intel removing hyper-threading
it's a bit weird that Intel is advertising their new product
with a promise of more modest performance.
I don't know
maybe that's their marketing angle.
This CPU isn't big and flashy
it's very demure
very mindful of how much power it's using.
This guy uses TikTok.
Meta has now confirmed that they will be training its AI
on pictures and videos taken using Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses
after previously refusing to publicly discuss
whether or not they do so.
Oh, I guess, why would that be?
It's not, guys, this isn't
why are we even worrying about this?
You can technically opt out of the training
by not using the multimodal AI capabilities of your multimodal AI-powered smart glasses
Meta will also use your voice convos with the AI for training
though you can actually opt out of that
the first time you log in to the Ray-Ban Meta app.
But please don't if you're in Australia or the UK
both countries that just got access to the AI.
Zuck needs that voice data
so he can learn how to tell what the hell you're saying.

that Fisker has been trying to make ocean owners

pay for their own recall repairs

which is very much illegal.

Fisker is likewise attracting ominous attention from the SEC

who are investigating the company, but haven't said exactly why.

That's just what happens

when you're a struggling company

failing to meet its contractual obligations.

you start seeing the silhouette of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler

every time you close your eyes.

Like the Grim Reaper.

Does that happen to people?

But when I close my eyes

I just see our sponsor.

Babbel, the app that helps you learn a new language.

Whether it's for business or pleasure,

learning a few key phrases can really save the day.

For example, if you're visiting the Netherlands this fall

waar is het trienstation?

can help you catch the train on time.

Babbel is one of the top language learning apps in the world

with lessons created by over 650 language experts

that will help you learn practical,

real-world conversations at a pace you're comfortable with.

In fact, Babbel's own research says

that if you use their app to study a brand new language

you can learn the equivalent of a beginner's college semester

in an average of just 15 hours.

That's pretty good.

They even have a 20-day money-back guarantee

and my research says that's way more than 15 hours.

Whether you're heading back to school or exploring somewhere new

Babbel is here to help you on your learning journey.

Use our link in the description to get up to 60% off your subscription

and you may just be saying, Dank je wel to Babbel for helping you learn a new language.

Believe it or not, in 1964

this show won the Nobel Prize for quickest bit.

Now that's something to tell your grandkids.

YouTube has started hiding the skip button timer on its mobile app

just a week after some Reddit users

reported seeing a grayed-out skip button timer on desktop.

Now it might not be the worst thing.

As seen in a screen recording from Android Police

the length of the unskippable portion is still shown in the seek bar

and the skip button appears after that portion is done.

And a YouTube spokesperson said

the change is meant to allow users to focus on the ads.

Yeah, that's why I don't watch YouTube ads.

The distracting skip button.

Just can't take my eyes off.

It's gorgeous.

Asus' new NitroPath RAM slot design

can apparently boost speeds by up to 400 megatransfers per second in a peculiar way.

The tech has no direct improvements

for populated RAM slots, but for the unpopulated ones.

Turns out that the metal contacts in empty slots act like antennas

generating electrical noise that interferes with RAM at high speeds.

It's like how everyone's wisdom teeth

accidentally pick up secret CIA transmission.

That's everyone, right?

That happens to you, right?

NitroPath slots solve this by shortening the contacts.

Though the tech was announced back in August

it's finally arriving on select high-end ASUS motherboards

and should come to other OEMs sometime next year

according to YouTuber Der Bauer and my teeth.

Leaked slides allegedly from Intel's imminent unveiling

of its Core Ultra 200 series desktop CPUs,

aka Arrow Lake, show the upcoming flagship Core Ultra 9 285K

providing lower FPS on average than its predecessor, the Core i9-14900K.

Unless we're gonna get a Ultra 9 290K at some point

we don't know.

Although the Arrow Lake chip is using

80 watts less than the older model

and it has eight fewer threads

thanks to Intel removing hyper-threading

it's a bit weird that Intel is advertising their new product

with a promise of more modest performance.

I don't know

maybe that's their marketing angle.

This CPU isn't big and flashy

it's very demure

very mindful of how much power it's using.

This guy uses TikTok.

Meta has now confirmed that they will be training its AI

on pictures and videos taken using Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses

after previously refusing to publicly discuss

whether or not they do so.

Oh, I guess, why would that be?

It's not, guys, this isn't

why are we even worrying about this?

You can technically opt out of the training

by not using the multimodal AI capabilities of your multimodal AI-powered smart glasses

Meta will also use your voice convos with the AI for training

though you can actually opt out of that

the first time you log in to the Ray-Ban Meta app.

But please don't if you're in Australia or the UK

both countries that just got access to the AI.

Zuck needs that voice data

so he can learn how to tell what the hell you're saying.